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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (32476)	5/21/1999 4:09:00 PM
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Jim, film still has "pixels". Resolution is limited, in part, by the size of the grains in the film emulsion. But my point was more this; many of us here have said that at some point for certain uses, more MHz does not matter in computer apps. Similar idea for cameras; once a 4x6 print looks great to Joe Consumer, is he going to pay more if he can't see the difference. Take a look at the output from a 2Mpixel digital camera. You might be suprised. I can't find the link, but dig camera manufs are already complaining that more pixels are not going mean higher sales prices. Anthony

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