Re:Canon R5 Mk Ii Drops Pixel Shift High Res – Is Canon Miss...
by sbarre on Saturday August 24, 2024 @07:47AM
(#41337449)
If you have that kind of requirements, budget and setup, why wouldn't you just invest in a camera with a native MP that is closer to what you need?
Right tool for the job and all that..
And I'll tell you, I did test this. I set up ideal conditions in my home studio with a tripod, good lights and - short of ground tremors - zero movement, and the results still weren't that usable.
Comparing the 100MP image to a 25MP version, you really couldn't see that much more detail, and when you zoomed in on the 100MP image, imperfections were quickly visible.
Re:Canon R5 Mk Ii Drops Pixel Shift High Res – Is Canon Miss...
by doctorpangloss on Saturday August 24, 2024 @11:40AM
(#41339028)
If you need to take a picture of something else, like detail in a product photo, move the camera.
In studio product photography where you control 100% of the light and have 0 movements