The train don't run by here no more
Poor poor pitiful me
Native cam, Snapseed, Photos
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Tree roots always fascinate me, like bones I guess. LRM.
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The train don't run by here no more
Poor poor pitiful me
Native cam, Snapseed, Photos
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Reverse view of Fern Grotto Beach
Native cam pano mode, Pixelmator Photo
(The grotto is the dark spot at the back of the beach.)
Have you been back to Glastonbury or are these from the trip a few weeks back?
No its from August, I took a lot of photosHave you been back to Glastonbury or are these from the trip a few weeks back?
Not difficult in Glastonbury. There will also be some good displays as Halloween approaches.No its from August, I took a lot of photos
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inside / outside
Looked up the spec for the Sony Z3c, I was curious. I was going to say wow a phone ahead of its time, 20mp camera in 2014. But then I saw the resolution and my technical knowledge let me down.Sony Z3c.
The bigger the megapixel the more information it can record in general. A mobiles need for a small overall sensor size means pixels tend to be smaller and so has difficulty competing with a DSLR that might have far fewer pixels but ones that can pull out more info.Looked up the spec for the Sony Z3c, I was curious. I was going to say wow a phone ahead of its time, 20mp camera in 2014. But then I saw the resolution and my technical knowledge let me down.
Does the size of the sensor determine the resolution? So no matter how many megapixels you have, its not going to boost the resolution? Conversely a bigger sensor with less mp will make a better resolution? Or is it the size of the megapixels??
So my phone has 12 stonking big megapixels to your 20 smallish ones? I actually thought all megapixels were like the same size, as usual confusion reigns in photography (at least it does for me).The bigger the megapixel the more information it can record in general. A mobiles need for a small overall sensor size means pixels tend to be smaller and so has difficulty competing with a DSLR that might have far fewer pixels but ones that can pull out more info.
Not sure what the pluses of more megapixels are. Maybe you loose less quality per individual pixel than you gain in overall sensor quality or something.
I would guess that the post shot computational and algorithmic tweaks each mobile maker can squeeze out affects sensor spec as well and vice versa.So my phone has 12 stonking big megapixels to your 20 smallish ones? I actually thought all megapixels were like the same size, as usual confusion reigns in photography (at least it does for me).