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Michael:
I read with great interest your essay on the state of the art of digital vs. analogue photography. I have to agree with all your points.
Four years ago, there wasn't a form of output that was satisfactory to me. To me, the end product is what you are looking for. I look for prints, and it wasn't there a short while ago. That has, of course changed dramatically with the profusion of Lightjet, Piezography and Epson printers. All systems produce excellent prints that are only limited by someone's understanding of the software and how "workflow" effects the end product.
Cameras are the big change and I am impressed. I have seen images generated by a year-old Jenoptik back on a Hasselblad and the images are beyond stunning. Now that the 35mm image circle has been beaten into the ground, who knows how it will take off? I cannot afford the technology, but I must accept the fact that film is now being "thu...

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