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As I understand it, a lot of the pixel-shifting is to avoid de-bayering effects, not to provide superresolution. I'm more familiar with the A7RIII, so perhaps t
by ISL 9y ago
As I understand it, a lot of the pixel-shifting is to avoid de-bayering effects, not to provide superresolution. I'm more familiar with the A7RIII, so perhaps the Hasselblad does superresolution?
Unwinding sub-pixel structure requires, in general, careful deconvolution algorithms.