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Replying to a message of Robert Comer to Phil Payne: RC> From: "Robert Comer" >> a) What was the state of digital image analysis technology thirty years >> ago? RC> Film wise I wouldn't know at that speed, but probably not that bad. The film grain in some reconnaissance film was so fine you could use a microscope (don't know what power) to view very small items in each frame. That's much finer than the low speed fine grain b/w film then available to commercial photographers (at the time I think that was Panatomic X). If memory serves the frames were a LOT bigger than the standard 35mm frame. ---* Origin: Bob's Soapbox, Plattsmouth, Nebraska, USA (1:379/103.104) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 379/103 1 633/267 |
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