maandag, november 28, 2005
f/stops in the viewfinder
-- Many people who write about digital cameras have little or no experience with analog cameras. They can review an EOS-1Ds or anything else, but where it says f/stops in the viewfinder, it might as well be ergs, knots, or any other mysterious unit.
-- Many people who write about digital cameras take two or three shots at a time, immediately plug the cameras into their computers and examine the pictures of their cats at "actual pixels" size to see which lenses are "good" and which one have "chromatic aberration" (as if they knew what that was).
-- Many people who write about digital cameras have never used a really efficient output system, whether it be a semiautomatic analog enlarger or a good piece of RAW conversion software and a calibrated dye sublimation printer.
Dante Stella
-- Many people who write about digital cameras take two or three shots at a time, immediately plug the cameras into their computers and examine the pictures of their cats at "actual pixels" size to see which lenses are "good" and which one have "chromatic aberration" (as if they knew what that was).
-- Many people who write about digital cameras have never used a really efficient output system, whether it be a semiautomatic analog enlarger or a good piece of RAW conversion software and a calibrated dye sublimation printer.
Dante Stella
# posted by Jan-Edward : 10:32
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