If you lab has a good lens (most labs I used have), you can even
identify two shots resolution by using a 10x lupe on a 4x6 print. I
did a lots of lens testes in the pass with one hour lab prints.
C.H.Ling
Marc Lawrence wrote:
>
> Actually, AG-Schnozz, you raise something that I've only
> recently noticed. I almost only ever get 4x6 prints, as
> I never see anything in the results worthy of being blown
> up (at least, not the "blown up" we photographers are
> normally talking about :-) ). After some brow-beating by
> my partner convincing me to get a few blow-ups (8x12"s)
> I have to say that 4x6" is not a good size to judge your
> prints from, at least without some experience with blow-ups
> to recognise when a 4x6" is worthy (and I'd appreciate
> any advice, suggestions or wisdom from folks on how they
> make these judgements).
>
>
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