Why the "but"? The point is maximizing the detail captured. Finer pitch is a win here, until diffraction is the long pole in the tent.
June 30, 2023
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left large pixels right smaller pixels.
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on a stacked 100 shot image detail is much cleaner.
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less pixel bleeding
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which is what we are discussing Diffraction limited also pixel bleeding, noise control. larger pixels win on all 3 . stack those 3 items 100 times and you get a less cleaner less detailed image from smaller pixels.
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Please define what you mean.
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Then I've got a camera for you:
blog.kasson.com/the-last-word/sloof-lirpa-announces-high-dynamic-range-camera/
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classic case see the flys eyes are good but there is even finer detail that the m43 sensor cant resolve.
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Why do you call it pixel bleeding period?
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sounds like computational photography. i have no problem with DR. do i spent $1500 on a new microscope objective or keep what i have is my delemma atm 😁
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Did you notice the date of the post?
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Good point.
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"That was with a monochrome sensor." ;)
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well did my final test 4x amscope microscope objective 20meg em12 fly head eye detail , sony a74 apsc mode 14 meg image. the sony absolutly destroyed the smaller sensor pixels on detail sharpness and contrast even magnifying it to suit the 20 meg file. then used the 10 x olympus objective pulled back to (6x aprox )the same framing as the 20 meg olympus image. the sony just didnt just destroy it, it abliterate the smaller pixels. its on another planet.
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Ok whos in for the bomb shell ! what can produce the sharpest most detailed shot at 4x of the fly head identical objective and lighting
a6300 24 meg
a7iv crop mode 14 meg sensor
place your bets and then i will shoot the same with an olympus 10 x objective 😎😁
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and the winner is .......................................................................... me of cause 😁😜
a74 crop mode 14 meg Vers a6300 24 meg 10x olympus microscope objective same dead fly 😒 he was alive but i acidently squashed him transfering him to the studio. at least he was still 🤨🙄 identical lighting and processing. and 100 images each stack. electronic shutter remote shutter control so no vibration at all.
the a74 is just an amazing camera 10 frames per second no blackout unlimited buffer took a fraction of the time to shoot the image compared to the a6300.
