I'm with both Bob and Daryl . . . except I'll modify that to a more
politically correct "real photogs shoot slides." Use a good projector
lens! As important as the glass on the camera when the image was
made. For those with Carousel type projectors, the generic Kodak 4" and
their inexpensive zoom are not as good as the Schneider Vario-Prolux. For
**real** WOW factor, project a MF tranny! DON'T follow it with a 35mm show.
-- John
[who has a Rollei P11 Dual]
At 10:15 11/21/02, Bob Gries wrote:
I'm with Daryl on this one - real men shoot slides. The projection is
for the WOW factor, the original transparency is for archival quality,
accurate color, and tight grain. B+W has its charm, but the archives
are full of volumes of slides.
Long live K64!
<snip>
4x6 prints? 8x10? 11x14? Nah, shoot slides, project them to about 6'
wide!
That'll let ya know why ya got the good glass! (and steady hands) ;-)
Daryl Hurley
Topeka, KS
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