----- Original Message ----- From: "Caveman" Subject: OT: Digital question
> Anyone that has seen some statistics on the viewing media for images > taken with digital cameras ? I mean, what would be the percents of > images viewed: > > a) on computer monitors > b) as home made inkjet prints > c) as lab prints >From digital SLR user #1: a) 100% b) 1% c) 0.5% And then this addendum: I guessed 100% on the computer monitor (but I had forgotten that I delete images as I go, so maybe 90% is more like it). I figure I have Brian print about 1%, and perhaps 0.5% as lab prints. And those number might be high, as I"ve shot almost 30,000 images, and I'm sure Brian hasn't printed 300 for me. >From digital SLR user #2 a) on computer monitors - 90% b) as home made inkjet prints - 9% c) as lab prints - 1% >From a digital camera user (Olympus something or other) 100% on monitor 10% (a guess) inkjet 1 print (so far) from lab. One of the fellows is going to forward this question to another mailing list, so we may get some results from a group that actually has access to digital SLR cameras. William Robb
