--- Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are correct, Peter, although I'd guess that a low quality
lens with low
> resolving power, contrast, and sharpness might mask the
effects of grain,
> compared to, for example, some of the better quality Pentax
glass (77 Ltd,
> A* lenses, and so on).
How? I used to use a grain focuser when I printed with an
enlarger. Regardless of whether the image was sharp or blurry,
the grain was imaged as it appeared on the film.
Godfrey
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