> So do the math. It takes (a MINIMUM > of) two pixels to resolve a line-pair. Correct, but only if the two pixels line up with the line pair. That is the best you can expect. It's actually a range...between two and four pixels to resolve a line pair. To "reliably" detect a line of width N, you need to sample at 1/2N, but that doesn't mean that N is the limit of your resolution, as I stated above. The limit is 1/2N, but not with %100 reliability. > So get over it: digital sensors are NOT as sharp as film. Hum. Actually digital sensors are sharper than film...but that doesn't mean they resolve more. Sharpness and resolution are two different things. Regards, Austin
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RE: [Digital BW] Digest Number 1514
2003-05-21 by Austin Franklin
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