RUMORS OF AN EOS 8 MEGAPIXEL TRUE???

romeozulu,

SO go by a med-format. Most people buying a D60 are bying to replace 35mm, not med-format. (although more and more studio prints are coming from D-slr's)

as for pauls pics, they look very good, of course I can only see them online, but if he's making money on it, he has to be doing somthing right. And maken way more money w/o 120mm cost.

Dave

The only problem: The human eye can't detect anywhere near 16,000,000 different colors, nevermind more.
Most of these film/digital comparisons (unless you are speaking of quite large prints viewed at *very* close distances--or with a loupe) are distinctions without differences.

Check out www.luminous-landscape.com
Scroll down to an in-depth look at "sharpness" and definition.
Bottom line: Capture file, print picture. Look at picture.
Decide if you are pleased.