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Glad you like Marc! :thumbup:The samples are mind blowing. Like nothing I've ever seen ... truly a world class studio machine that can be used for everyday shooting when desired.
The camera operates as a 50 meg single shot, 50 meg 4 shot and 200 meg 6 shot.
Having used a multi-shot before, I can say this has to be the highest IQ "usable" studio camera I've ever seen.
Multi-Shots are a blast to use BTW ... my puny 39 meg MS was spot on for color accuracy and virtually eliminated retouching issues and moire' ... so I can't imagine what this pup will do.
-Marc
Hi, David .. is the 200Mpx Bayer interpolated?Glad you like Marc! :thumbup:
We love the products capabilities and it was received very well at the test sites.
David
Hi Brad,I think I just figured it out.
Shot 4: shift sensor to the right of original position by 1/2 pixel. This gives green value of second pixel in the first row of the final image.
Shot 5: shift sensor up by 1 pixel from previous position. This gives blue value of same pixel.
Shot 6: shift sensor 1 pixel left from shot 4 position. This gives red.
These last three shots were all offset from the first three by half a pixel, so almost all pixels will have all three colors sampled (two edges at the edge if the sensor will be incomplete, but they could be easily discarded).
Not sure if that makes sense in text, but it seems to work, to my mind, at least. Clever!
Best regards,
Brad
Hi Quentin,How long does the process of taking the six shots that make up one image take? Is it all automatic?
Quentin