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Response to Chromogenic v. Digital

from Alan Gibson (Alan.Gibson@technologist.com)
There are a number of possible measurements.

One is grain size. I wrote up an experiment on Delta 3200 in photo.net, but I can't find the post, and don't seem to have kept a copy.

Another is how much detail can be digitally scrapped from the negative. A figure of 4000 dpi is often quoted, and this is 157 dots per mm. For a 24x36mm negative, this is 21 million dots.

Another is how much detail is recorded by the lens/film combination. This could be 50 lp/mm (line PAIRS per mm), or 100 dots per mm. For a 24x36mm neg, this is 8 million dots.

(posted 8945 days ago)

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