wincros@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Unless you see side by side examples it is hard to tell. Long Beach,
as you can tell from the name, is a coastal city and our May-June
overcast kicked in early this year.
I was not looking at the Long Beach race for comparison, I was looking
at Laguna Seca,
Feb. 2002, digital vs. film, same race, same day.
If you look carefully at the pics there are no shadows. Lack of contrast or
"snap" in this case
is not due to the equipment.
Again, that was not the race I was using, it was a sunny day and there
are shadows.
Most of the film shots we saw earlier from Mike were from Texas, I believe,
with sunshine.
That said, I like film too.
Bokeh is a function of lens design, I believe, and doesn't have to do with
pixels or film.
I know, that's exactly my point, the OM lenses are a lot better than
the E-10's (IMO, of course)
George S.
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