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The image quietly of DSLRs likes the 5D or 1D along will high-end glass is very good, fewer labs are doing film, work flow and speed market can be faster with digital, IMO film has already reached the point where it is mainly for hobbies or arts & craft market.nealjpage said:Body only. But that does seem awfully low for a Hassy. What gives?
My point was missed.Mitica100 said:Jeff, I tend to disagree with your last statement. No present digital camera will be able to match the resolution of a MF camera, let alone a 4x5. Yeah, the DSLRs have come a long way and the 1D is a wonderful camera and all but there's still a long way to go. Just MHO.----
Mitica100 said:Jeff, I tend to disagree with your last statement. No present digital camera will be able to match the resolution of a MF camera, let alone a 4x5. Yeah, the DSLRs have come a long way and the 1D is a wonderful camera and all but there's still a long way to go. Just MHO.
I'm sure you're not including leafs and those other MF digital cameras, including the MF dSLR from hassy...in fact I think pbase.com did a test recently between a leaf, p20, p45 (i believe that's what they are called), a 1dsII, a 5d, some 645 velvia and some 4x5 velvia. the 4x5 ended up pulling through for the 'win' but the digital MF were close behind - much better than the 645. in fact, at 100% the 1dsII and 5d files looked better than the MF velvia...they captured more sharpness and looked like it had more resolution because the images were so much cleaner. I'm afraid this doesnt have much to do with opinions, it has become straight fact. I'll have to agree with Jeff.
anyway, onto the main topic. that 500cm does seem to be a great deal, but like others have said you'd still have to get a film back and a lens...I'd be interested, but I don't have the resources around me to pursue MF film...I may try 4x5 or 8x10 in the future though if I get a darkroom
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Rolleistef said:what is a digital camera?![]()
A camera you can use with your fingers??