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In a situation I'm thinking of, the film would actually meet the line pairs spec so they weren't cheating but also maybe got negatively compared by people who were.
As of 20-30 years ago, the figure quoted for the same film would be stated as both lines and line pairs. If both Brand X and Y are 50/lpmm, and Brand X decides to overstate their specs by saying it resolves 100 lines, Brand Y is going to see that as unfair competition and also advertise 100 lines. However, both film and lens makers started just saying lines so they could double the public perception of their film and lenses. As you say, after all, there has to be a contrast between lines. Yes, it's SUPPOSED to be quoted in line pairs. i have watched some videos and read some articles: it seems people are getting much better results with mamiya and a dark bag, rather than with normal instax cameras. integral film has much lower quantity of lines per inch, i believe.īut probably, you are right. That's a pack film, it's of a much higher quality, than integral film. I doubt you could make an instant film with poor enough sharpness to worry about. The results were great compared to consumer cameras. >Yeah, back in the day we'd proof 4x5 shots using a Polaroid back.
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Just to mention, that not all SX-70 allow manual focusing, and Model 2 versions aren't SLR's, you don't actually see what you'll shoot. >The lenses on those do leave something to be desired compared to higher end cameras, but at least you have a split image to help with focus and also a decent amount of contrast on the screen to see whether or not it's in focus. >With the SX-70-I wonder if the OP is using an SX-70 SLR. The lenses on those do leave something to be desired compared to higher end cameras, but at least you have a split image to help with focus and also a decent amount of contrast on the screen to see whether or not it's in focus. With the SX-70-I wonder if the OP is using an SX-70 SLR. I've seen decent results from a 250, which has a coupled Zeiss rangefinder along with a 3 element lens, but it's still not as good as I see shooting pack film in my Hasselblad or Mamiya RB67. My 125, for example, has two lines inscribed in the viewfinder and one moves as you focus, but it's basically intended to get the focus correct by lining up an adult head between the lines. The Polaroid film/print system was a lot more capable of high quality than their inexpensive cameras would have led one to expect.īack in the pack film days, AFAIK all the Polaroids had some form of rangefinder, although most were pretty primitive. the prints from a consumer grade Polaroid camera. Memory (RAM): Workstation 8 GB.I haven't used any Instax cameras, but I do remember what a revelation it was to see Polaroid prints made with my 4x5 with good lenses and Polaroid back vs.
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