Last night my good friend John stopped by to watch some Twilight Zone episodes, relax, and drink the good drink.
Even though he is not into photography he does enjoy a good image and is always willing to see my work. He is quite the articulate fellow (soon to be an English professor) and gives me some of the best feedback I can ask for - describing what he likes/does not like and explaining emotional responses should there be any.
I showed him the two images from the last entry and he was stunned. He said that he really liked the photographs, but pondered a bit over the explanation as to why because he did not want to say the wrong thing due to having a hard time putting his thoughts and feelings into words. Finally, he said "Detailed, the image is so detailed." I responded something to the effect of "That is medium format." I went on further and explained why I liked it to which he agreed point by point.
So there you have it. Even a gentleman who has little knowledge about photography feels the difference between this and 35mm.
35mm: you are great for use in compact slrs and rangefinders when size and weight matters, but for quality we have to go with the larger formats.
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