At 21:02 10/6/02, you wrote:
I will agree on the noise, yes DC is less grainy. But as with my test
made before I think film still has higher resolution than a 11MP DC
but you will need a good 4000dpi scanner or microscope to see. On the
other hand I will agree 10MP will be good enough for most situation.
C.H.Ling
It's capable of acceptable 8x10 at 300 dpi, **if** it's printed on a high
end dye sublimation printer. These are not inexpensive. I've seen what
results from other types of consumer "photo" printers at 300dpi. Inkjet
(or bubble jet) requires much higher resolution than dye sublimation to
achieve the similar results. Inks are expensive and "per print" costs are
still higher than I can have done by a pro lab. I remain skeptical about
archival qualities of digital prints too (dye sublimation, inkjet,
bubblejet, etc.). There has been some improvement recently, but is it
enough yet?
-- John
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