At 36mp if you can do all of that while a file is uploaded and processed, then sure a 24mp file would allow you to at least make coffee, brush the cats and clean most of kitchen (but not all). That's my point. It simply isn't much of a difference. Let's remember here that the camera is 12 years old and the computers from that time, which were at least 12 years old, could process the files.
They do exist. Believe me. But then I may have cornered the market on them...
It's a good price for 8000 shutter counts but if it's a backup camera it's not likely to be hammered so myself I'd go for one with more actuations that's even cheaper but still looks nice.
Park Cameras have a few too and maybe worth check Wex and Clifton.
But given MPB photograph every item individually from different angles how did you miss it was worn? I mean if it doesn't work that's another thing, but in that case they should have reimbursed postage. I got a full refund because I'd wrongly ordered a lens that wouldn't cover the macro photo I wanted to make. I've bought a few things from them now and they are just about as honest as any other retailer and easier to deal with than most. We all find what we need eventually.
The item delivered didn’t match the photo. It may have been a mix up - they had more than one in stock - but I returned it with a clear explanation that it wasn’t working and was worn and they refunded purchase price but not postage. They did pay the return postage.
In 2012, I had a computer built for me with just-below-top line specs. This computer continued to chug away with increasingly hard loads, and RAM upgrades did little to help it. Under the load of higher megapixel images and fatter mbps video codecs, it took about 12 hours to export a 1.5 hour fully edited film in 2019. And that was under the risk of the export not happening, or the computer blue screening at random times.
I can imagine ... but it is costly if you're prolific.
You are right John but those prints are wonderful. I don't typically shoot as many frames with film as I do with digital. For me it is a different experience.
Very cool. It is something I would really love to do, but it is just hard to find 4x5" color film and processing in Chile. Even if it was here, it would be twice the price. Chemicals to do my own would be impossible to get here. I have no interest in B&W.
It has gotten expensive for everybody. I was fortunate to be able to store some in my freezer when it wasn't quite as hard on the budget. I hope you get a chance someday. Everyone should have an opportunity to work with the larger sheets of film if only for the experience, and maybe a nice photo of the family.
