Sorry, I think I need a new monitor, I don't see what you mean, the film
image is very fine and details to my eyes at 100% (actual pixel) veiw. There
is simply not enough pixels on the 5MP image, even a true 5MP (RGB) image
will not resolve the details as seen on the film image.
If you don't see what I mean, just look at the poster to read the small
characters.
BTW, I don't see any problem to work with film images. After scanning over
10K images, I found I started to love negatives more.
C.H.Ling
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From: "David Irisarri"
Dear C.H. Ling,
This is exactly what I mean. Nice example, even concentrating on the
center the image is so blurred and it lacks of so much deail that you´ll
need a PS unsharp mask of 200 and radius of 2.0 to sharpen the image.
This is the main problem of 35 film images. The second one blows away
the first one.
There is no point seeing a higher number of pixels with more blurred detail.
If bayer pattern in the second image could be removed, 5Mp would be
plenty enough to blow away 35mm images in clarity and definition.
Now try to select something inside the 35mm image with the PS magic hand
tool, due to the lack of contrast detail, etc... it´s almost impossible.
Digital SLR images have contrast, detail and it´s much easier to work
with them. Believe me that it was a nightmare to retouch 35mm images
some years ago.
Regards,
Dave
.H.Ling escribió:
> I can't agree with you, E-1's resolution is far from 35mm film can
> provide.
> Here are two shots I took in 2004 (sorry, some might have seen them in
> previous discussion ).
>
> OM4Ti 21/2 at F5.6
>
> http://www.accura.com.hk/P_06.jpg (3.3MB)
>
> E1 with 11-22 at F4 1/800s
>
> http://www.accura.com.hk/P8193517.jpg (1.2MB)
>
> Please just concentrate on the center resolution, as my 21/2 seems to have
> some problem on the edges. Check especially the lamps inside the shop.
> The film shot are clearly MUCH better.
>
> I'm enjoying my OM-5D II's 21MP quality, just love the fine details in the
> images.... may be I will try to make a Velvia 50 comparison again:
>
> OM-5D II, 35-70/3.6 at F5.6
>
> http://www.accura.com.hk/temp/IMG_0845_F.jpg (6.5MB)
>
> C.H.Ling
>
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