Originally posted by Kunzite Full frame is the film sheet from which all formats are cut
Seriously, most of NY photographer Gregory Crewdson's work was done on an 8x10 sheet film camera, then scanned to produce digital files that could then be printed to poster size images. Exposure times were typically 1 sec for his 8x10 shooting. Us lesser mortals quibble over aps or FF, the professionals find a way to get it done
(i bought this documentary "brief encounters" from Amazon and then showed it at a workshop to club members. Shooters who are into "story telling" loved it. So Zack has a point or two.
http://www.amazon.com/Gregory-Crewdson-Encounters-Russell-Banks/dp/B00CIWABI...rief+encounter
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I hope that those wanting a Pentax FF get that camera. But even if Ricoh doesn't make one this year, I feel really good about Ricoh's presence in the MF marketplace. And the more time they have there without much competition, then the more lenses they can make and have on the shelf. MF is for the long term.