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[filmscanners] Re: Re:Digital PIC
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From: "Austin Franklin" <darkroom@ix.netcom.com>
To: <krille@tin.it>
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 6:59 AM
Subject: [filmscanners] RE: Re:Digital PIC
> With all due respect, you are wrong for once...
Once? You haven't been around long, eh? ;-)
> The newest LF digital backs are 12000 x 15990 pixels producing a file of
> 1.1GB in 48bit. It is the Better Light Super 8K-2 digital back.
> Its smaller
> sibling, the Super 6K-2 produces 9000 x 12000 pixels. Furthermore, they go
> from ISO 200-3200 in 1/10th of f-stop increments. Quite impressive!
>
> Phase One has the PowerPhase FX which gives you 10500 x 12.600 pixels,
> albeit only in 24bit - a file of 380mb.
Aren't those scanning backs? If so, sorry, Anthony was right, as he said
"ONE-SHOT" backs...
Austin
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Austin,
Antony unilaterally changed the parameters for the discussion to one shot
backs - probably unintentionally....
However, here is my original posting for your info, and, as far as I can
see, there's no mention or qualification in it refering to either scanning
backs, one shot backs or even three shot backs.
> The medium/big format professional digital
> camera backs are now approaching or even
> surpassing 35mm film quality.
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To which Anthony replied:
>None of the LF or MF one-shot backs comes anywhere close to film quality.
>The latest PhaseOne H20 back for MF yields 4080x4080 pixels, or less than
>one-fourth of a medium-resolution scan of film in the same format.
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To which I replied:
> With all due respect, you are wrong for once...
> The newest LF digital backs are 12000 x 15990 pixels producing a file of
> 1.1GB in 48bit. It is the Better Light Super 8K-2 digital back.
> Its smaller sibling, the Super 6K-2 produces 9000 x 12000 pixels.
Furthermore, they go
> from ISO 200-3200 in 1/10th of f-stop increments. Quite impressive!
> Phase One has the PowerPhase FX which gives you 10500 x 12.600 pixels,
> albeit only in 24bit - a file of 380mb.
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I suggest we leave the dead horse, hide the whip and get on with less OT
matters..... :-)
Happy Easter Monday
Preben
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