At 4x6 it depends a lot of the lab, but for films of same brand and ISO processed by a decent lab the same day, you can see the differences, especially if you know what to look at.
cheers, caveman
mishka wrote:
Wrong again. The equalizer is the quality of 4x6 prints one gets from the lab. You wouldn't tell the difference between leica and a single use camera (except maybe for distortion). Why on earth someone would want to use an expensive lense if they never see the results? Even for 8x10 prints any decent P&S would give sufficient quality (unless you are looking through the loupe). I suspect, general public may start caring about lens quality once they see the image on the screen at pixel-to-pixel resolution.
Mishka
From: Caveman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Bad PR
Yes, and the great equalizer is His Majesty The El Cheapo 28-80 Zoom. Greatly helped by AF technology limits combined with poor viewfinders.
