Including this one pure hypocrisy
Interesting article: "36 Megapixels vs 6×7 Velvia" and 4 x 5
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Including this one pure hypocrisy
Interesting article: "36 Megapixels vs 6×7 Velvia" and 4 x 5
Actually most scanners have sensors smaller than 4 inches. It is only the lenses that allow them to scan LF Film. For that matter I use the Betterlight to scan LF Film.
Even Drum scanners have very small openings much smaller than 4 inches.
And if I didn't say anything you wouldn't have known.
Oh well
8 years wasted.
For me hanging around on forums is mostly inversely proportional to making better images. In that way the new rules helped. The bulk of my images are made with a camera capable of movements and a digital back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamphotoman
It wasn't long ago that things were reversed. Those shooting digital were the oddballs and analog shooters were common. Now it's the other way around. I guess I just like being weird.
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Originally Posted by Adamphotoman
The moderators can't/don't read everything people write here. If you wish to have your posts removed, contact them either by clicking the small black triangle-with-an-exclamation-point at the lower left of either of your posts or the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of the page. Ask them to delete all your posts that way, if that's what you want. I'm not sure why you do, even if you're not planning to participate here any longer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamphotoman
If you don't want something posted to be permanent don't post...
If you don't shoot 4x5 or larger but still want to post and want to complain about how unfair the world is, go to APUG.
Stone, the APUG powers that be won't let him brag about how wonderful scanning backs are. APUG isn't the world but some could easily see it as unfair. Personally, I just follow forums' rules as best I can and don't complain about them.
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Oh! Haha I should have said DPUG then, hah!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Fromm
'From the Guidelines (AKA Terms of Service): ...by submitting materials to this site, you grant an irrevocable royalty-free license to the maintainers of this site to publish that material on the largeformatphotography.info site.'
+1
Don't just write here, read also.
I will try to remember that...
:)