Editing medium format digital.

Ok, I lie. It's a little off-topic for this forum but I thought it was worth sharing anyway. After all, it's not every day you get to use a $50,000 80 megapixel medium format digital camera. (See the link to the blog article below.)

For what it's worth, I was using Capture One Pro (version 6) to edit the huge RAW files, which resulted in super-massive 16bit TIFF files. (After adding a couple adjustment layers and some spot retouching on another blank layer, Photoshop pretty much went 1995 on me.)

I'm sure the comparison probably isn't much of a surprise to the people in here, but lets just say, it's amazing... And if I actually had something worth taking a picture of nearby, it would have been even more amazing.

Needless to say, I did a pretty long writeup on my thoughts and some comparisons to my current 12mp Nikon and such on my blog post here:

http://www.modifiedphotographics.com/2011/10/25/just-how-good-is-digital-medium-format/

Thanks for reading.

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