Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/07/09
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> Despite siliconfilm (-formerly imagek-) being thus far vapor-hardware, my > initial post was that I would rather see a digital solution for the > camera's that I already carry, than to have to carry yet another body with > me if I wanted to capture digital images from the snap of a shutter. Yes, I completely agree. I would really like one for my Hasselblads too...even though the resolution would be low for one that is around $1k, it would still be better than a Polaroid! > IF > such a solution cost much more than a Fujileica Digilux, I would as soon > get one of those as a toy. I just bought a Fuji FinePix 4700, and I am exceptionally pleased. If you want to know more about it (it is the same size as the DigiLux), please email me off list. > I completely agree with Mark that a good scanner is the best > way to go when you want a digital image of any quality at the technology's > current point of development. I agree too. That is actually why I bought my Leica M in the first place. For the expressed purpose of scanning at 4000 DPI w/ a Polaroid SprintScan 4000. I am not happy with the current resolution/image quality of the sub $10k or so digital cameras, though, for what it is, the FinePix 4700 is exceptional. But in no way does it replace my M6/lenses and 4000DPI scanner. In fact, I am so happy with my M, I am even considering an R... but then I would have to buy yet another whole set of lenses....