Re: Backlit - yep, I can do it too
- From: "Scott W" <biphoto@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Apr 2006 10:17:39 -0700
Matt Clara wrote:
In the quality category, yes the choice is clear: medium or large-format
film.
In many cases this is true but in many other cases no so much. If you
are making large prints MF and LF will make a better looking print. If
you are limited the print size to 8 x 12 then a good DSLR will produce
a better print IMO.
But past that there are many cases that a MF just does not work well.
Shooting with available light indoors and a MF camera will really fall
down. Also shooting with a long lens and the MF losses its advantage.
In the case of jpeg vs. raw there is no shot where the jpeg will come
out better then the raw image.
Scott
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