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I hope I am not violating the forum rules with the following link. I am not trying to help advertise this product but a friend of mine sent me the link and I thought it would be interesting.
There is obviously a marketing trick in this one. I watched the whole video. Didn't quite understand how they did it but I guess what they were saying is that the phone's camera is digitally enlarging the image by using the high number pixel (in other word, it is showing a 100% crop). Digital zoom trick is nothing new but we all know how bad and grainy the resulting images are due to camera enlarging images beyond its max. resolution capability. But if the camera has a really high megapixel, then I guess the resulting image could look pretty good (as in this camera).
I listened a few times to hear what the sensor size the guys was talking about. Then I did a quick search just to make sure and came up with 1/1.2 inch size. 41megapixels on this tiny sensor will obviously make each pixel a microscopic size.
So let me make one thing clear here before some opening fire on me
In no way, I am suggesting that this would be somehow an alternative to real digital SLR cameras because it has high megapixels. I don't care about the number of MPs much. I just wanted to share this. That's it.
P.S. I did a quick search before posting this to see if anyone posted it before. I couldn't see it. If anyone posted this before, my apologies...
There is obviously a marketing trick in this one. I watched the whole video. Didn't quite understand how they did it but I guess what they were saying is that the phone's camera is digitally enlarging the image by using the high number pixel (in other word, it is showing a 100% crop). Digital zoom trick is nothing new but we all know how bad and grainy the resulting images are due to camera enlarging images beyond its max. resolution capability. But if the camera has a really high megapixel, then I guess the resulting image could look pretty good (as in this camera).
I listened a few times to hear what the sensor size the guys was talking about. Then I did a quick search just to make sure and came up with 1/1.2 inch size. 41megapixels on this tiny sensor will obviously make each pixel a microscopic size.
So let me make one thing clear here before some opening fire on me

In no way, I am suggesting that this would be somehow an alternative to real digital SLR cameras because it has high megapixels. I don't care about the number of MPs much. I just wanted to share this. That's it.
P.S. I did a quick search before posting this to see if anyone posted it before. I couldn't see it. If anyone posted this before, my apologies...
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