Maximum recordable resolution based on sensor size and aperture (diffraction); for blue/green/red wavelengths (green being most important).
The sensor's MP countresolution is (mostly) irrelevant unless it is less than the diffraction imposed limit. And a perfect lens doesn't matter if it resolves to a resolution greater than the sensor's capability.
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Maximum recordable resolution based on sensor size and aperture (diffraction); for blue/green/red wavelengths (green being most important).
The sensor's MP count is irrelevant unless it is less than the diffraction imposed limit. And a perfect lens doesn't matter if it resolves to a resolution greater than the sensor's capability.
Taken from this paper
Maximum recordable resolution based on sensor size and aperture (diffraction); for blue/green/red wavelengths (green being most important).
The sensor's resolution is (mostly) irrelevant unless it is less than the diffraction imposed limit. And a perfect lens doesn't matter if it resolves to a resolution greater than the sensor's capability.
Taken from this paper
Maximum recordable resolution based on sensor size and aperture (diffraction); for blue/green/red wavelengths (green being most important) .
The sensor's MP count is irrelevant unless it is less than the diffraction imposed limit. And a perfect lens doesn't matter if it resolves to a resolution greater than the sensor's capability.
Taken from this paper
Maximum recordable resolution based on sensor size and aperture (diffraction); for blue/green/red wavelengths (green being most important)
Taken from this paper
Maximum recordable resolution based on sensor size and aperture (diffraction); for blue/green/red wavelengths (green being most important).
The sensor's MP count is irrelevant unless it is less than the diffraction imposed limit. And a perfect lens doesn't matter if it resolves to a resolution greater than the sensor's capability.
Taken from this paper
Maximum recordable resolution based on sensor size and aperture (diffraction); for blue/green/red wavelengths (green being most important)
Taken from this paper