Hi Scott,
I have shot with 4x5, 2.25 and 35 film and digital in a studio enviroment. My D70 is without a doubt the best piece of equipment I've ever owned. That's not to say that my other hardware wasn't good, but over all, the D70 rules. Deapee has a good point. I believe you should handle the due dilligence of lighting. Quality of strobes, your ability to light properly, proper ISO [I never shoot greater than ISO 200, if I need more speed, I add more light] all lend to studio work. Also, what color is your shooting space and is there strong available light? These two elements will provide a ton of inconsistant results. My studio is painted a dark flat brown, the ceiling is flat black and the outside light stays outside via covered windows.
I checked out your images, good work.
That's my 2 cents, hope it helps.
Good luck,
Byron Gates, Jr.
ByronGates@yahoo.com
Message edited by author 2006-06-20 18:13:56.
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