Re: [OM] Feeding the rumor mill

[Jeff Keller]

You probably do more than ftp the files to the cheap print house of the day.
Of course subject matter makes a big difference. I want the photo to bring
back the memories and tiny details of being there.

Thanks for the comments about the Canham. Keith Canham has a very good
reputation for helping users. I phoned him about an ebay wide angle bellows
claimed to be an authentic Canham. It wasn't made by him. The bellows on his
metal cameras gives them specs that are hard to match. If you go to 8x10
then Ritter might be preferred mostly because of weight, but I haven't seen
any used ones so the price would take a lot of consideration.

Jeff Keller

-----Original Message-----
From: Ken Norton [mailto:ken@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Subject: Re: [OM] Feeding the rumor mill

> Everyone has their own rough limit for what they expect from a camera. For
> me the four thirds limit is roughly 8x10 for landscape. The Canon 5D
should
> be good to about 16x20 but I haven't printed anything from it that large
> yet.

Your levels of expectation are much different than mine.  :)


> A monster that passed in the dark was when I said 20x28 from my Canham
> (MQC57) in response to Chuck's monster I was referring to an enlargement
> from 5x7 Velvia. (a slightly larger version of
> http://www.largeformatphotography.info/canham/canhamdlc.html )

Now that is drool-worthy.  I'm between large-format systems and
something like that is just over-the-top sweet. Someday....

AG
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