Re: [APML] Anybody out there?

["Carlos Milovic F." <cmilovic@yahoo.es>]

Hi Wei-Hao

>About your picture, as I mentioned earlier, your flat fielding seems to
>work nicely, probably better than my nonlinear version.

Thanks, but I think that we must compare them with the same images to be fair... and it does not guarantee that every time that will be true. I think that with more weapons we have at hand, the better results we can archieve (if we know how to use them <vbg>).

BTW: Sorry if you feel that I was thinking on you in my previous post. I really appreciate our off-list discussions.

>Well... what really attracts my attention is your last statement
>"FILM IS NOT DEAD!" Film is certainly not dead. From my point of view, >however, it's dying. It's dying in a way much more rapid than I would
>thought a year ago. I hope I'm wrong.

I am afraid of that too, but as it is said in the Soccer game... nothing is definitive untill the game ends. We still have some good films (maybe they are the better films in all times), and now we have much better computers and software to process them... Then, why are so few images posted?

 

 

Regards,

Carlos Milovic F.
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