Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/03/19
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> You have every right to refuse to believe other people's > arguments until you see their data. I am not saying film flatness can not be a problem, it just isn't this common problem that the claim leads one to believe exists with Hasselblad backs. > But failure to see something for which you haven't looked is not strong > evidence that it isn't there. That's not true. I look for bad imagery in most all my shots. If there was a problem, I would see it. The fact is, I see nothing out of focus or not sharp in any of the negatives I have printed. Nor have my clients. If no one sees focus or sharpness as a problem in any of my negatives (and I'm not saying I always get my focus right, mind you, but that's my fault ;-), where is the problem? I only asked for 'help seeing it' to allow people making the claim that it was an issue a venue to 'expose' (sic) their case, and I got no takers.