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Originally Posted by Stephen
I have today been printing some images taken earlier in the week on a Canon 20D (8.2MP). They were adjusted to suit in ACR to a jpeg in PS then tweaked as necessary, though this was often just a case of straightening verticals etc. They were printed using the Adobe RGB colour space on my Epson 2100 to full A4 edge to edge. Frankly I would defy you to tell the difference between them and a MF print, and the colours etc are better than most I ever got with film from my pro lab.
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Stephen,
Thank you for taking the trouble to do that. I am sure your comments will be of comfort to those who use the jpeg format.
Perhaps now we should be looking at a hints and tips thread in the Digital Darkroom Forum. As previously posted I am a total novice at post processing as I am sure quite a few other members are. Getting your first digital camera involves a steep learning curve. Fortunately Duncan has posted some excellent stickys on exposure control, but once we have the image it requires some degree of post processing. I know this is a bit tricky as there are so many image editing programs and versions of out there.
Mmmmm. needs thinking about a bit.
I said that, and what I know you could write on the back of a postage stamp.
Don