With a reasonable scanner, you can make 16mega pixel digital photo from high quality (or any quality) film camera.

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Monday, August 22. 2005

With a reasonable scanner, you can make 16mega pixel digital photo from high quality (or any quality) film camera.

In his review of the Leica CM at PhotographyReview.com, syuji writes,

Just when I thought about going totally digital, I realized that with a reasonable scanner, you can make 16mega pixel digital photo from high quality (or any quality) film camera.

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With a reasonable scanner, you can make 16mega pixel digital photo from high quality (or any quality) film camera.

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