I tried and found artifacts. As I do not shoot a lot, I chose to stay at 60 Mpix. I have plenty of SD cards, disks to store, CPU & GPU power to process so this is not an issue.
You already have the camera, after all. So, what’s stopping you from giving it a try? The beauty of digital technology is that the actual shooting costs absolutely nothing. All in all, it’s faster, and you can see for yourself exactly where things stand.
pmeheut wrote:
I tried and found artifacts. As I do not shoot a lot, I chose to stay at 60 Mpix. I have plenty of SD cards, disks to store, CPU & GPU power to process so this is not an issue.
Of course, your mileage and preferences may vary.
In all my testing, I have not yet seen any artifacts of reduced resolutions, nor have I seen any example that shows it. Can you share examples that show the artifacts? Thanks!
Regarding OP, I do not shoot in any of the lower resolutions, but I can see that some want to (more space in buffer, faster processing and downloads).
