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the 39 MP DSLR

Heh. Pretty cool that you can take the sensor off put film in, if you want.
Or that you can install the sensor on a 3rd party 'view camera' providing it's got the correct mounting.
 
I saw something a couple years ago on Wired where a guy rigged up a camera that used a flatbed scanner some how.

I just did some checking on Google and here it is. A 100mp (DIY) camera for under $2,000.

http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/100mp.htm

Edit: Wait a second, that's not the thing I was looking for - what I saw was a guy who had coupled the scanner to the camera some how.
 
I sell a camera that will do 64 MP resolution, but its for scientific use. It uses pixel-shifting technology to achieve it, however.

Realize also that the chip on the Hasselblad is still using a Bayer mask, so you're only getting a fraction of that resolution in each color channel, and the rest of the color data is interpolated.

Still its a pretty sweet camera for its applications.
 
Originally posted by: blurredvision
What would be a good printable size in inches (or feet with this thing) for a 39mp photo?
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Board posters etc can use less dpi as people tend to not view them up close and they are passing by.

Koing
 
Originally posted by: 3NF
The porn industry just got better ...
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actually the porn industry is against HD resolutions for photos and video because it shows too much, they cant hider inperfections such as scars and stuff, and actually razor burn shows up WAY to much on HD
 
Originally posted by: MrBond
I saw something a couple years ago on Wired where a guy rigged up a camera that used a flatbed scanner some how.

I just did some checking on Google and here it is. A 100mp (DIY) camera for under $2,000.

http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/100mp.htm

Edit: Wait a second, that's not the thing I was looking for - what I saw was a guy who had coupled the scanner to the camera some how.
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its not hard i know someone that hooked one up to a 4x5 camera
 
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