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I have some close up, head and shoulders portraits taken on the 5D on my hard drive.

If I bring them into PhotoZoom Pro, I can enlarge them to ANY size, and I mean ANY size I want, and they will...

I'm 21, and my neighbor is an old, retired, long-time wedding photographer.

He knew I owned a DSLR, and since I'm young, he started telling me how he used to shoot portraits on 8x10, and then...

The file from the 6x17 digital equals a 25x70 inch print at 300dpi, straight from the camera, with no enlarging/interpolation. Not too shabby.

Bruce, there is a Dalsa 100MP 4x4 inch sensor,...

Yeah, sorry Mr. Sullivan, but the files on the Luminous Landscape DVDs are all RAW files, meaning, they are there for YOU to process them/sharpen them/clean them up, etc...and actually, if you have...

Yup, I'm going for the Majestic head. It looks like a piece of equipment that will last for decades, and can handle anything I throw at it.

I'm getting it with a swing platform for vertical shots...

Don't forget Arca-Swiss. :)

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/essays/digital-view.shtml

One of the funniest things I've read in a long time.

Seriously, my mouth is watering for the Bogen geared 405 head. I'm still doing some research... I'll get back to you if I ever make a decision. :)

Thanks Capocheny and everyone else for your replies.

The 3039 sounds pretty darn scary now! But I'm sure it works better for some people. The 405 is sounding very attractive, and it probably...

I didn't mean to sound like I was skimping on my tripod setup. I just figured that the Bogen 3039, which supports a good 26 pounds, is cheap because it's just a 3-way pan head, instead of a...

The Bogen geared head that supports 22 pounds costs over 600 bucks (and looks very, very nice, btw) while the 3039 that claims to support more weight costs only 180. The other two geared heads...

I'm trying to put together a nice, heavy-weight (not light-weight) tripod system that can support up to 8x10 cameras. Initially, I'll be using 4x5, and eventually I'll probably end up using bigger...