What happens when you get the density (brightness or whatever it would be
called in digital) for a particular part of the photo the same as the
slide? The two different photos appear on my monitor to have a totally
different metering.
>Dear All
>
>Winsor and I had a brief discusson on the List about the exposure range
>of film and digital. I promised to carry out a (admittedly quite
>casual) comparison using the same scene for digital and slide fil.m
>Here is a pair of photos, taken in the late afternoon in Ireland
>towards Galway Bay. The Provia shot is taken with a MIJ 50 on my OM4.
>
>Provia 400F:
>http://www.threeshoes.co.uk/temp/A0442403_Ireland.jpg
>
>C*non Powershot G5:
>http://www.threeshoes.co.uk/temp/D04680_Ireland.jpg
>
>I have not adjusted either shot, nor do I claim any artistic interest
>in the composition; I took them solely for comparison. My conclusion
>is that it is much easier to acquire an image which is pleasingly
>exposed using film when there is a wide range of exposure values in a
>scene. Digital, at least this digital, is ghastly when shot into the
>light.
>
>However, I should be interested in your opinions.
>
>Chris
>
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>
>C M I Barker
>Cambridgeshire, Great Britain.
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