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Why does the industry use things like 12m pixels to describe resolution? I found it is very difficult to translate it into maximum width and height. In the art
by billconan 7y ago
Why does the industry use things like 12m pixels to describe resolution? I found it is very difficult to translate it into maximum width and height.
In the article, I think saying any c mount off the shelf lens will work is also not accurate. The sensor size has to be considered to find the right lens
- pathartl 7y ago> Why does the industry use things like 12m pixels to describe resolution? I found it is very difficult to translate it into maximum width and height. Because to the average consumer, 12MP is easier to understand compared to 4000x3000px. Megapixel is cool sounding technobabble, not unlike gigaflop. It's like "in less than 12 parsecs", the average person doesn't understand, but they know that 12 is less than 13 and greater than 11.
- ramses0 7y agoTechnically, Mega-pixel is an SI unit (right?)...