"Vito" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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How does the resolution, grey scale, et al compare to 4x5 and 8x10 film?


It's a function of lens size and film quality. The camera body actually has
very little to do with anything (notice Robbie's emphasis on camera body).
In higher speed films the morphology of the shuttering mechanism comes into
play. If it is light tight and mechanically stable a shoe box will take
great pictures.

Amen!

It's a function of lens size and film quality. The camera body actually
has
very little to do with anything (notice Robbie's emphasis on camera
body).


Notice how poor Bob is busted again. My glass costs many times where
the bodies cost. Bob is the one talking about silly high MP cameras.
One of the best cameras in the world is a D2Hs, and only 4 MP.
You can bet Bob owns nada in lenses or bodies.

RB
35s5
NY

Bobs got a better camera than you.

Your glass is crap Brody and made from inferior sand.

Joe

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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It's a function of lens size and film quality. The camera body actually
has
very little to do with anything (notice Robbie's emphasis on camera
body).


Notice how poor Bob is busted again. My glass costs many times where
the bodies cost. Bob is the one talking about silly high MP cameras.
One of the best cameras in the world is a D2Hs, and only 4 MP.
You can bet Bob owns nada in lenses or bodies.

RB
35s5
NY

No matter how hard you're thrown to the mat you always get back up. When the
folding chair has a profile of your head impressed into the seat you still
stagger back into the ring. Best of all - You can resist a camera troll!

All of my cameras and lenses are on my boat!

Amen!

All of my cameras and lenses are on my boat!



Now you're just being silly.


RB
35s5
NY