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For the test the quality of the input does not matter. You can conduct the same test with a beautiful 24-bit recording as source, you would still not be able to
by hendriks 13y ago
For the test the quality of the input does not matter.
You can conduct the same test with a beautiful 24-bit recording as source, you would still not be able to hear much in the end.
And that's the point.
When you print a photo in size 9x13cm, does it matter whether you print it in 10,000dpi or 20,000dpi? Hardly, unless you always run around with a microscope.
And it does not matter, whether the photo was originally a good picture or not.
- PavlovsCat 13y ago> When you print a photo in size 9x13cm, does it matter whether you print it in 10,000dpi or 20,000dpi? Hardly, unless you always run around with a microscope. It can matter when you put it in a scanner though. I tried scanning some old photos, they look horrible compared to even my puny 8mp camera. Then I tried scanning a piece of cloth, and was blown away by the detail..