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We are talking about pixels smaller than the wavelength to be captured here. 560nm is bordering yellow and green. This does not make too much sense.
by IndrekR 5y ago
We are talking about pixels smaller than the wavelength to be captured here. 560nm is bordering yellow and green. This does not make too much sense.
- amelius 5y agoWhy not if you can use software to reconstruct the original image?
- mnw21cam 5y agoYes, it means that i'll be diffraction-limited, even if the lens is F/1.0. It'll be diffraction-limited for red light around F/0.9. It's possible to make lenses that open, but hard. That's why camera phone lenses are so funky.