integral lens

Edgar: "what I'd do instead is uprez it in photoshop and try to digitally get rid of the pixel

patterns by using blur or such techniques, or even airbrushing the images if you have enough

time"

from the photo.net guidelines for "unmanipulated" airbrushing and blur are not included

thanks for the advice. I have a 20x30 print from iPhoto of this image and pixels are not

readily recognizable.

The camera is a Canon S-30 with a Drunken Floor-drop modification...I have no clue what is

happening inside the camera itself but the results are cool...I just need to go BIG with the

prints...

I need to make large prints from a 3mpx camera. (don't tell me to get a larger format

camera, I have one, this one is very unique)

My hypothesis is to get the original Image transfered to high quality slide film. type,brand?

Then have that slide scanned at a higher resolution to enable larger prints. drum-scan??

Has anyone gone through these steps? what potential problems could I see?

As I stated earlier the camera itself is very unique, and the images could survive this

transfer due to the abstract nature and defined color areas. check 'em out at flickr.com/

photos/integral-lens.

Any help is Grately appreciated...

caleb

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