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And to add just a bit: - "resolution," as measured in megapixels, ain't the thing - the "I can bracket to get similar results" argument for full-frame over medi
by astrostl 10y ago
And to add just a bit:
- "resolution," as measured in megapixels, ain't the thing
- the "I can bracket to get similar results" argument for full-frame over medium format could just as well be used for APS-C over full-frame, MFT over APS-C, 1" over MFT, etc. Meanwhile, everything from FF on down has a huge user base, which prefers their unique set of cost/size/performance tradeoffs.
- contingencies 10y agoYour comment is confused. Bracketing increases dynamic range (ie. "range encompassing the darkest non-black shade to brightest non-white shade recordable by the sensor") not resolution. Current era DSLRs are already far higher resolution than required for most outputs (even large format printing)... there is really little utility in seeking higher resolutions than modern prosumer limits (~50MP) at this stage.
- astrostl 10y agoFormatting broke, but they were two discrete points. First point: "resolution," as measured in megapixels, ain't the thing.