[at-l] AT Camera - Staring from Scratch

[lparker@cacaphony.net (L. Parker)]

> I thought I would finally chime in on the "digital" camera
> discussion; I
> guess I am old fashioned, but to me the simple way to "go
> digital" is to
> simply continue to use your trusty film camera and then, when
> you go to
> your favorite processor, you either ask them to develop your
> rolls, make
> prints, AND make you a picture CD, or just to develop the
> roll and make
> the picture CD, and then only print the ones you like using a
> good color
> ink jet printer and photo paper . . .

The only problem with this goes straight back to the issue of resolution.

_Normally_ the print comes back on CD at around 2048 by 1600 dpi. This is
still not enough for a "professional". Worse, sometimes, even from the same
company, they come back at much lower resolutions. I have stacks of these
CDs and there is absolutely no consistency to them.

Lee I Joe