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Vad är det det tjaffsas om?
Pixel density and camera movement blur
There is a discussion going on about pixel density and blur caused by hand held camera movement. The basic idea is that smaller pixels packed on a limited area will cause more blur when a hand held camera is shaken slightly.
Let's compare the DX-size with the double-full-size sensor. Shooting similar pictures with the two, involves a 29 mm lens with the small and a 61 mm with the big sensor. In order to get the same DoF we need to stop down to for example f8 with 29 mm and to f16 with the 61 mm lens. At the same ISO setting, the camera with the small sensor, with high pixel density, 29 mm lens stopped down to f8 and (for example) 1/30 sec, compares with the other camera with lower pixel density, a longer lens of 61 mm set to f16 and 1/8 sec. To me it is obvious that pictures from the lower pixel density camera will be much more blurred than the other one.
Vad är det det tjaffsas om?
Pixel density and camera movement blur
There is a discussion going on about pixel density and blur caused by hand held camera movement. The basic idea is that smaller pixels packed on a limited area will cause more blur when a hand held camera is shaken slightly.
Let's compare the DX-size with the double-full-size sensor. Shooting similar pictures with the two, involves a 29 mm lens with the small and a 61 mm with the big sensor. In order to get the same DoF we need to stop down to for example f8 with 29 mm and to f16 with the 61 mm lens. At the same ISO setting, the camera with the small sensor, with high pixel density, 29 mm lens stopped down to f8 and (for example) 1/30 sec, compares with the other camera with lower pixel density, a longer lens of 61 mm set to f16 and 1/8 sec. To me it is obvious that pictures from the lower pixel density camera will be much more blurred than the other one.