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stan ames · Mar 31, 2004, 11:54 AM

Many thanks to Cliff for the 6Mp images he posted. They are very valuable in allowing others to assess the performance of the camera. Cliff, I wonder, could you post an example of a 12Mp image? preferably something with a lot of detail in it such as an outdoor shot of some buildings in good lighting.

I know that not everyone will want to download the large files but that's their choice and I for one would be very interested to see how well the 610 performs the interpolation.

Keep up the good work Cliff.

Stan

PKchopper · Apr 3, 2004, 9:59 PM

maybe there is some miscommunication going on here - not to be
a pain, but if you are posting full size pics for performance concerns
related to a specific camera, shouldn't you be posting the pics in that
camera's forum in order to get feedback specific to your
camera and not the composition of the picture :?:

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Mar 31, 2004, 11:54 AM	#21
stan ames Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 11	Many thanks to Cliff for the 6Mp images he posted. They are very valuable in allowing others to assess the performance of the camera. Cliff, I wonder, could you post an example of a 12Mp image? preferably something with a lot of detail in it such as an outdoor shot of some buildings in good lighting. I know that not everyone will want to download the large files but that's their choice and I for one would be very interested to see how well the 610 performs the interpolation. Keep up the good work Cliff. Stan

Apr 3, 2004, 9:59 PM	#22
PKchopper Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 383	maybe there is some miscommunication going on here - not to be a pain, but if you are posting full size pics for performance concerns related to a specific camera, shouldn't you be posting the pics in that camera's forum in order to get feedback specific to your camera and not the composition of the picture :?: