Which raises an interesting point...you can get silver prints from a
digital image or digital scan of film..I have on my bulletin board an
incredible 22x28 silver print, produced from a 4000 dpi scan of Fuji
Acros, produced with the Durst version of the Fuji lightjet.
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From: owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Scott Gomez
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Subject: RE: [OM] A quick E-1 poll
Oh, Don't get me wrong, B.D. I can and do print my own, at home. I just
am very selective about what I choose to print that way. Frankly, I get
better results sending stuff to a local photo-finisher that has a Fuji
Frontier system. They work with me to get what I want, and the
cost/print is low.
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Scott
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From: bdcolen [mailto:bdcolen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Subject: RE: [OM] A quick E-1 poll
Try it, Scott, you'll like it. And you will most assuredly get better,
more consistent results than you will at a Wal-Mart or CostCo.
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From: owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [OM] A quick E-1 poll
I'll stick by my assessment. For the record, I was comparing home
printing of a series of prints from negatives on a home inkjet to the
cost of getting that same series of prints produced on regular
photographic paper at a place like Costco. See here for an article that
might clarify:
http://www.popularphotography.com/article.asp?section_id=4&article_id=48
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