Most prints are pretty small but the formal wedding and portrait shooter
makes money by selling really large prints. Really large print sales
are actually fairly rare but if you can't make a good looking 30x40 you
can't sell one. And as we have learned, pixel quality is important to
perceived resolution. If I could afford it I might go out and buy a
smaller, lighter weight system as my everyday camera but until then I'll
stick with my big sensor behemoth... warts and all.
Chuck Norcutt
NSURIT@xxxxxxx wrote:
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> In a message dated 10/22/2007 9:06:43 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
> agschnozz@xxxxxxxxx writes:
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> Isn't it amazing--the A1, with ONLY a 2/3" sensor, produces such good
> images? How can that be?
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> Just printed a 10" square image for a critique/competition this coming
> Tuesday night shot with my e-1 and an 85mm f2 Zuiko. Dang, nice print and
> it was
> captured as a jpg, which is not my normal shooting mode. Usually try to
> crop
> in camera, however decided this one looked better square than as an 11 X 14.
> I really wonder how many e-1 shooters have a problem relating to file size
> and their desire to print large? Bill Barber
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