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[photo-3d] Ultra Hi resolution digital photography with scanner technology
- From: "Franklin J. Flocks" <fjf@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [photo-3d] Ultra Hi resolution digital photography with scanner technology
- Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 13:45:35 -0700
On April 6, 2001, Brian Reynolds wrote:
"The scanning backs for 4x5 cameras can currently just about
match half-frame 35mm film. The actual image size of the
sensing surface (usable area) is actually quite a bit smaller
than 4x5, usually smaller than medium format.In all fairness,
some of the more expensive cameras and backs do exceed 16mm"
film."
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This is not true.- With a scanning back, resolution far
greater than 35mm film is possible - What you lose is
your exposure time which may run up to 200 seconds as the
sensor moves across the "film plane." - With a panoramic
set up, resolution of 6000 by 65,000 pixels is possible.
See for example:
http://www.sjphoto.com/index.shtml
which discuses high resolution high-resolution digital landscape
photography with some very high end custom equipment - specifically
the "Dicomed 4x5" and "Better Light" "digital inserts" which are
designed to fit on a Sinar-X 4X5 view camera - The Dicomed produces
6000 by 7500 pixels in 130mb files with more than 9 stops of
exposure latitude - and the Better light produces 6000 by 8000
pixels in 142 Mb files with more than 10 stops of latitude -
Also see www.betterlight.com which has some good explanations as to
how high end digital camera backs for 4X5 cameras work. This
web site also discusses the high resolution panoramic digital
camera mentioned above.
Also see for a home made version of a high resolution scanner
camera: http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/tech/scanner.html
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