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09-08-2015, 04:20 PM | #61 |
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I have only a vague idea what this news release is about, but you news photographers/photojournalists might be excited by it...
Canon's DSLR camera boasts an insane 120-megapixels http://www.pcworld.com/article/29814...lr-camera.html
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Hi resolution (which presumably a 120 MP camera would have) is just one more tool. The question always comes down to, what do you need, what are you trying to do? For the web for example you typically need less than 1 MP. Offhand I can't imagine what I would need 120 MP for.
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High resolution pictures of the Nazi rockets on the moon???
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Could be. Or maybe scientific work, or very specialized architectural work, full-sized reproduction of paintings or who knows.
What most people don't realize is pixel quality (sensor quality) is just as important as pixel quantity for most applications. That's why at some point if a person wants significantly better-looking photos they must upgrade the camera. |
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