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March 27th 04, 07:37 AM
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Digital Friendly New Films, With Planarized Color Elements Like CCD rray
Why a Canon DSLR of only 3k x 2k @ 32-bit RGB out performs a film
scanned to the same resolution and same color depth? The grain factor? The tradistional film has the layered color sensor, unlike the digital camera that has planarized color array. Intuitively the digital camera should be inferior, quite opposite to the current observation. There are arbuments pointed to the grain noise factor in the film. If so, let's imitate what the digital camera does. If a film is made like a chemical color sensors, would it make it more digital friendly? and perhapes claim back the ground? 
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