A principal question of resolution, film vs digital: The resolution of a film picture is calculated as the sum of the reciproque value of the resolution of the lens and the reciproque value of the resolution of the film - i.e. if the lens resolves 100 lpm and the. film 50 lpm, then the final picture will have a resolution of 33 lpm (1/100 + 2/100 = 3/100 = 1/33).
Film quality then and now
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A principal question of resolution, film vs digital: The resolution of a film picture is calculated as the sum of the reciproque value of the resolution of the lens and the reciproque value of the resolution of the film - i.e. if the lens resolves 100 lpm and the. film 50 lpm, then the final picture will have a resolution of 33 lpm (1/100 + 2/100 = 3/100 = 1/33).
But how is it with digital sensors?
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Stig T. Rasmussen