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My guess is that will likely come out with MFT mount version later on. The EF version is probably just way more popular.

If you buy an original painting you own that physical painting... the artist still owns the rights to that image and can reproduce it to their hearts content. (unless their foolish enough to sell...

I agree with you about destroying the negative... I've thought about doing a series like that myself and seeing if it attracts any attention. The problem is that the photographer doesn't often see...

Two things... I would think the original dye transfer prints would actually increase in value. Or at least they would have if Sobel hadn't whined about it so much causing doubt in future buyers...

Two things... I would think the original dye transfer prints would actually increase in value. Or at least they would have if Sobel hadn't whined about it so much causing doubt in future buyers...

Timmbits is absolutely bang on. I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Heisler and he is a very classy fellow and a wonderful teacher. I don't think he'd ever say that "most other pros would struggle"...

Rob is a great choice to teach photo-journalism at SAIT. He's also a superb individual and classy guy. I know that I used the resources on his website many times. Best of luck Rob!