Unless you have a case full of MemorySticks that you can't wait to fill with massive, okay quality photos, I don't know see any good reason to buy this. Well, at least it looks pretty cool.
http://www.digitalcamerareview.com/defa ... ewsID=3320
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Unless you have a case full of MemorySticks that you can't wait to fill with massive, okay quality photos, I don't know see any good reason to buy this. Well, at least it looks pretty cool.
http://www.digitalcamerareview.com/defa ... ewsID=3320
Wow. 13MP is too much even for a 22cm DSLR sensor...I can't even imagine what kind noise you'd get with that many pixels on a point-and-shoot...
You can crank it up to 3200 ISO for some real quality!
Come on guys, you know that more pixels = better pictures :P
Yeah, maybe on a Phase One digital back...Quote:
Originally Posted by moose135
It has 15mb of internal memory...enough to take one picture. lol As for noise with that amount of pixels, I wouldn't worry to much. The technology to reduce noise has come along way. Really though....what's the point of 13 megapixels??? Who the hell wants to see little Sally on a billboard in Grandma's house anyhow? LOL
Haha yeah, 13 mp is waay too much.
It may be a marketing tool, since a lot of people still seem to be under the impression that more pixels=better pictures all the time.
Look at these featuers
In-camera retouching options include an Unsharp Mask sharpening algorithm and Happy Face Retouch, which adds smiles to faces in post-process.
So anotherwords if I take a pic of my daughter with this camera and she wasn't smilling (which is actually pretty) rare I can add a smile right in the camera ? Also how would an unsharp mask work in camera ?
LGA777
That has to be a really cheesy smile if it does it in post-process!