> Sean, lovely photos...but a bit on the large side made for slow downloads
> (and I was using Uni computers on a fast network connection!).
Yup, sorry about that. I'm still mucking around with my scanner and the
initial scan at various resolutions does change the filesize. However,
after editing in Photoshop (colour/sharpness correction and copyright)
the filesize bloats and I can't seem to get it any smaller.
> One question/comment: the one photo of tulips taken with the digital
> camera, followed by one taken with OM4 and Provia (I think), you imply
> "which one is better". Oddly, I like the first one, taken with the digital
> camera. Did you have some other question or comment in mind when you
> asked/made that comment or did I read too far?
No actually. Personally I prefer the digital one too :-). However as you
have
probably figured out, they are of different tulips anyway. The results of
the
Olympus C-2000Z digital is quite unexpected and remarkable. Everyone I've
shown
the results to are completely surprised that digital cameras have gone so
far.
Still, there's lots silver halide and dye can do that consumer digital
can't.
> Enjoyed the rest of the photos, and your reviews of equipment...
> ...and most importantly, what's that roadster you drive ;-) The shot is
> too tight for me to guess...
I took that shot myself :-)...so my arm can only reach out so far. It's an
MGF. However, I can honestly tell you, don't get an MG...I've been having
problems with it from day 1. With extra $$$ I think I'm going to trade it
in for the Alfa Romeo Spyder.
> /Acer "steppenwolf" Victoria
> - --
> .sig
Sean
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