tdodd wrote:
... you need to take account of camera shake, subject motion blur and final enlargement factor. None are irrelevant.
Then all this really comes down to is the obvious point that if you intend to magnify your original capture more, you must be more careful about all factors that affect sharpness. In other words, it isn\'t that denser photosites requir and attention to all other factors that affect sharpness.
tdodd wrote:
... you need to take account of camera shake, subject motion blur and final enlargement factor. None are irrelevant.
Then all this really comes down to is the obvious point that if you intend to magnify your original capture more, you must be more careful about all factors that affect sharpness. In other words, it isn\'t that denser photosites require a faster shutter speed - it is that making a larger print might require a larger shutter speed.
Mar 13, 2010 at 02:11 PM
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