anyways, would also like to share another point... there is a limit to how much information u can retrieve from film if i'm not mistaken.
the resolution of an image isnt just depended on the medium (in this case film). it has to do with the resolving power of the lens and the medium... if u get a cheapish lens with low resolving power... u can scan as much as u want at god knows what DPI... image still gonna look bad.
so... digital archiving is actually a pretty good way, assuming u max out the amount of info from the film u scan... dun think even when higher DPI come out, u can get more information from it... it is a good way of storing images imho.
let me know if i'm mistaken at any point
the resolution of an image isnt just depended on the medium (in this case film). it has to do with the resolving power of the lens and the medium... if u get a cheapish lens with low resolving power... u can scan as much as u want at god knows what DPI... image still gonna look bad.
so... digital archiving is actually a pretty good way, assuming u max out the amount of info from the film u scan... dun think even when higher DPI come out, u can get more information from it... it is a good way of storing images imho.
let me know if i'm mistaken at any point