Film vs. Digital

eas

ok, maybe not the definitive answer to the question. But an interesting watch just the same

http://fwd.five.tv/videos/challenge-blow-up-part-3

sheesh

so the compared 35mm film with digital pro camera

they never went into how they scanned the film in

if you were making that kind of print you would surely use a large format camera

eas

they never went into how they scanned the film in

there's a dozen holes you could poke in their testing methods.

I think it should be taken as a bit of fun.

sunny2004

its chalk and cheese

magicbastarder

eas wrote: »

there's a dozen holes you could poke in their testing methods.

the main one being that the average end user does not print out his or her photos on prints 60 foot tall...

Phototoxin

if you were making that kind of print you would surely use a large format camera

I think the point was that it was both the same size 35mm sensor 35mm film. Also yes but does anyone else know what the max they could squeeze from it ?

however i was surprsised at the 'greenish tint' sounds like not the right light or filters. In additon was there any post processing done ?

Its hardly a forensic test...

unreggd

God, them presenters are annoying

But yeah, I agree about the green tint

That happens a lot when film isnt scanned properly

and what a waste gettin them giant prints!

saps