I'd like the best images for the web (build musical instruments). I'm currently using a Nikon D40
I'm not sure what a D40 is, but for web posting of musical instruments I use a little 5.1MP point and shoot I got in 2005. Do you really think the camera is the limiting factor? I can't imagine the expense and time to process film, make prints and then scan them for the web. With the little digital camera I just plug it in to the computer and I'm ready to post. Unless you are offering up multi-megapixel images that take minutes to download, your viewers are unlikely to appreciate any advantage of medium format film for a 75dpi screen image.
I wonder if there's a way to get good scans on a CD from a film processor reasonably. I really only need a few good photos of my main models. A 5D would be a cheap way out if what you said is the only way to do this. I hope it's not! lol
For macro product stuff I would probably want my Horseman VH with it's 6x9 back, that thing was sweet! Bellows focus makes macro so easy. And it had just enough movements to deliver whatever I wanted. I sold it finance some other gizmo and quickly regretted it.
@polygott... diffraction isn't an issue at least for me in the F32 range and large sensors. Diffraction wasn't an issue for those decades of catalog photography done on 8x10 film... and DOF can be manipulated.
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