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Do not conflate orthogonal issues. Pixel count increases, all else being equal, are good. Any visual artifacts caused by that increase are the result of other f
by rw 18y ago
Do not conflate orthogonal issues. Pixel count increases, all else being equal, are good. Any visual artifacts caused by that increase are the result of other factors. The author's real problem is with the design of individual sensors, not the quantity of sensors.
"Good enough" does not mean "stop innovating."
- soundsop 18y agoPixel count increases, all else being equal, are good. The problem is that all else is not equal. Recent pixel count increases have come at the expense of pixel area, since the total sensor area is not increasing. Thus there are fewer photons per pixel, decreasing the per pixel signal-to-noise ratio.