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Re: digital resolution
- From: P3D John Bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: digital resolution
- Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 19:31:18 -0700
Eric G. writes:
> Still and all, it [16 mm film] puts video to shame, which is an
> almost impossibly low resolution,
Well, that's the thing. Since we humans have our eyes so close
together, we need all the resolution we can get to have good depth
perception. Camera systems of reasonably wide angle don't deliver
it, let alone digital or video. The nominal eye will deliver one
minute of arc even in the usual (non-vernier) mode. That's one
part in 3440. A 35 mm camera delivers .03 mm over the depth of field.
If it has a lens of 35 mm, that's one part in 1170. So the size of
the fuzz is about three times what's easily perceived. We really
should have been born with our eyes several feet apart. That would
dramatically reduce the resolution requirements. 8-)
John B
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