#megapixels

[jefkphotography]

Some smartphone cameras have 50 megapixels, but the photos are quite bad. And the price tags of those smartphones are around 220-300 dollars, so it's to good to be true offcourse.

My DSLR photocamera only has 24 megapixels but the photos are around 2 to 5 times better.

So what's important next to megapixels when it comes to photo quality.

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The Easy Guide to Image Resolution for Non-Designers

Ever wondered why some pictures look sharp and clear while others are blurry and pixelated? It all comes down to image resolution. If you’re not a designer, understanding image resolution might seem a bit confusing. But don’t worry, we’re here to break it down in simple terms. In this guide, we’ll explain what image resolution is, why it matters, and how to choose the right resolution for your…

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Have You Ever Wondered How Many Megapixels the Human Eye Has?

Have you ever wondered just how many megapixels the human eye has? According to scientist and photographer Roger Clark, our eyes have a resolution of about 576 megapixels. That’s like having a super camera stuck in your head! Imagine trying to find a screen that could show images so clear that you wouldn’t see individual pixels. You’d need a massive 576-megapixel display! Talk about a tech…

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Blackview Hero 10: A Compact and Economical Powerhouse

Blackview Phones

The rugged Blackview Hero 10 foldable phone enters the market. This phone promises premium foldability at a lower price than Samsung and Huawei. Whether the Blackview Hero 10 is a budget-friendly foldable champion depends on the facts.

Blackview Phone Review

Foldable, the Blackview Hero 10 deviates from the company’s design. Opened, the 6.9-inch AMOLED display offers a nearly bezel-free viewing experience for gaming, movies, and online browsing. A tiny 1.19-inch secondary display folds up to provide alarms, the clock, and basic operations without unfolding the phone. Because of its hinge, this phone folds flat like others.

Despite limited durability data, Blackview claims the hinge has been extensively tested to ensure smooth operation and endurance. Construction uses metal and plastic. This maybe not “premium,” but it keeps the weight and price down compared to all-glass backs.

Big and bold for fun

Big 6.9-inch AMOLED display is Hero 10’s main appeal. For compelling visuals, AMOLED technology offers deep blacks, bright colours, and great contrast. Your content will seem sharp on the Full HD+ 2560 x 1080 display. The phone’s 60Hz refresh rate should be smooth for most users, even if other premium phones offer greater refresh rates.

External, smaller secondary monitor is 1.19 inches and 390 x 390 pixels. By showing the clock, alarms, and other basic functions without unfolding the phone, this saves time and energy.

Performace: Can Fold Management

Powerful  Processor

A powerful MediaTek Helio P90 processor powers the Blackview Hero 10. Multitasking, gaming, and streaming are smooth with an octa-core chipset. The Hero 10’s 8GB RAM lets it manage demanding programmes and tasks.

The MediaTek Helio P90 CPU achieves high performance and energy economy. Two high-performance Cortex-A75 cores and six power-efficient Cortex-A55 cores allow the Hero 10 to accomplish intense tasks while conserving battery life.

Ample  Storage

Hero 10  storage is never an issue.Internal  storage is 128GB, extendable to 256GB via microSD. This large storage lets you keep images, videos, programmes, and information without fear.

Long-lasting battery

Adventurers need battery life. A 6580mAh battery powers the Blackview Hero 10 for long, single charges. The Hero 10 will keep you connected on a long walk or weekend camping trip. The gadget offers quick charging, so you may explore instead of charging.

Improved battery management

Optimised battery management extends Hero 10 battery life. The device’s clever power-saving modes minimise background operations and change performance settings based on usage patterns. This ensures the Hero 10 performs well all day, even after heavy use.

The Camera System

Blackview Hero 10 had three rear cameras. The main sensor’s 108MP lens looks great. Megapixels aren’t everything. Photo quality depends on processing speed, software optimisation, and sensor quality. Without reviews and benchmarks, it’s hard to tell how well the camera works. It has macro and depth lenses for close-ups and bokeh effects.

Video calls and selfies are possible with its 32MP front-facing camera. The device’s performance will depend on sensor size, aperture, and software processing, despite its outstanding megapixel count.

Programme: Bloated HiOS 13

Blackview Hero 10 runs HiOS 13, Tecno’s Android 13-based user interface. HiOS has many features and personalisation options, yet it can feel bloated. Some users may find Blackview’s interface too controlling compared to Android, despite recent improvements.

Strong but Folded Battery

Performance and Capacity of Batteries

There is a 5000mAh foldable battery included with the Blackview Hero 10. This capacity makes sure that customers may take advantage of longer usage periods for outdoor activities, travel, or business. The phone can effortlessly handle demanding tasks like gaming, streaming, and GPS navigation thanks to its high capacity and effective power management technology.

Quick Charge Features

The Blackview Hero 10‘s folding battery has an amazing capacity and allows for quick charging. With the help of this function, users can quickly recharge their devices, cutting down on downtime and maintaining connectivity and productivity. The battery can be safely and effectively recharged without sacrificing its lifespan thanks to rapid charging technology.

Media and Entertainment

Display Immersion

For all of your media demands, the Hero 10’s 6.3-inch FHD+ display offers an engaging visual experience. The display is ideal for watching films, playing games, and browsing the web since it has fine details and rich colours.

Sound Quality

The Hero 10 has a top-notch speaker system that produces powerful, clear audio. For an improved audio experience, you can utilise your preferred wired headphones with the device’s 3.5mm headphone connector.

Performance of Gaming

The Hero 10 is an excellent choice for gaming because to its strong processor and lots of RAM. The tablet plays hard games smoothly and responsively, handling them with ease. The Hero 10’s big screen and rich sound design make gaming a very delightful experience.

Blackview Hero 10 price

Blackview Hero 10 foldable phone, 6.9-inch AMOLED, 12GB RAM, 256GB  storage.

Depending on the shop and any ongoing deals, the Blackview Hero 10‘s pricing may change. But normally, it falls between $529.99 and $739.99. The following prices are obtained from several retailers:

$739.99 via the Blackview official store (current sale reduces the price to $529.99).

AliExpress: $597 USD to $780 USD

GSMArena: $698.99

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Mastering Pixel Binning

Introduction to Pixel Binning Pixel binning is a technique used in digital cameras and smartphones to improve image quality, particularly in low-light conditions. It involves combining information from multiple adjacent pixels on a camera’s sensor to create one “super pixel.” This process reduces the overall image resolution but provides several advantages, such as improved low-light performance,…

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Down the Rabbit Hole

First it was the disagreement about filters with my twenty-four year old nephew, who concurrently doesn't have any social media accounts, and says they're adamantly against using filters on photos, they prefer reality to fantasy. I told them I too prefer reality in my art, but on this precious face, the more filters the better. A bitch needs to look good for posterity.

This conversation was the spark, but what would be the kindle is my correspondence with SoundCloud to try to get the log-in for my probably fifteen year old account. They had a bunch of questions about the last playlist I deleted like twelve years ago, and the clincher was they had a long defunct email address from my days when I had a domain name or three. I was explicit in my response that that email address hadn't been in service since maybe 2004.

SoundCloud also wanted me to send a photo of myself holding up the number for the trouble ticket I had opened with them. Now this took me all the way back to the early aughts, because I was sure it was either dating or hook-up sites that would ask you for a photo with some code or string of numbers. Naturally my mind wanted to find one of these old selfies, before the term was even coined.

Cloud accounts were my first stop, I perused my Google Drive, and DropBox but they both only went back as far as the pre-teens. I had considered getting out my first iPad to see if those other alternative cloud accounts would help, but I knew the real tea would be found on the DVDs I burned on my early 2008 MacBook Pro to back up my files, but that laptop didn't really work and I didn't have an external DVD reader that could plug into my iPad Pro.

My alternative and now only Flickr account did a bit better and I found some of these low megapixel photos. But that wasn't enough, I then dived into my sent items on my oldest email address, one of the three I had opened with Yahoo, when Yahoo was the Google of the world. Looking at the old attachments that I sent folks and that folks sent me had me in a downloading frenzy, curious now about why did some of the images still look relatively good while others looked like trash. Alongside pixel dimensions, I saw that MP which I am guessing is megapixels played a large role in if photos looked good twenty years later.

Not content I then decided to try to date when I opened all of my open email addresses, scouring sent items and inboxes to see which were the early entries and thus probably the year the account was created.

All of this to say I still feel strongly that all of this "archived" material is a potential resource to create some kind of new content, I am just not really sure what. I had considered making graphs or list of the different people I fucked with in different years based on my correspondence with them via email, but then this leaves out the whole instant message phase of the late nineties and early aughts, which I will not even lie was a big place for me to hang out. I do have snippets of some of those conversations that I emailed to myself.

But what happens to all this digital debris? I wonder about my current digital footprint which is currently primarily text and DMs, will these be saved? What happens when a platform goes out of business. My personal beef with Apple it has never been easy on mobile to access old content. I loved Time Machine on the desktop OS, because it made it very easy and clear how to access old content.

I think archeologist realize that this "digital" age will not survive the cloud servers and services that we spend so much money backing up and storing it on, but what will happen to these things after we're gone? Will anyone ever see these things or are they just digital debris left behind like an unpaid storage unit?

[Photos by Brown Estate]

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Paris, 2024

olympus mju zoom - Kodak ultramax 400

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anyone else think she got that shit on...

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Megapixels have become mega bullshit.

On phones, especially.

Let me introduce you to the Zeiss Otus lens.

This $4000 lens is one of the sharpest and most optically perfect lenses ever created. This chonky boy has about 2 pounds worth of metal and glass.

It is capable of resolving about 30 megapixels worth of detail. Or roughly 6.5K.

Even on high end 60 megapixel mirrorless cameras, you're still going to be bottlenecked by the sharpness of the lens. Having some overhead on the sensor is good, but you are still only going to get 30 megapixels of detail under ideal conditions.

People never think about the lens. They always think about the sensor. There are phones with 100 megapixel sensors and that is mostly marketing. They usually output 12 megapixel images by default. You have to manually change it to 100 megapixel mode and the difference in detail is marginal at best.

Again, the best lens in the world needs 2 pounds of glass to reach 30 megapixels

Compare that to these dinky plastic lenses.

I'd say they are about 1.9999 pounds short.

Smartphones probably output a 6-8 megapixel image and I don't see that changing without breaking the laws of physics. AI and computational photography may be able to upscale them eventually. But right now it just makes them look oversharpened with ugly artifacts.

This also shows how stupid 8K video is. It is going to be such a waste of bandwidth when they start streaming in 8K.

Thankfully, we have reached the limit of what our eyes can perceive. We don't actually need any more pixels or Ks. High megapixel photos are really only fun for zooming way in or making gigantic prints.

I just wish we could move away from megapixel marketing and focus on aspects of image quality that will make a difference.

Color accuracy. Color gamut. Brightness. Contrast. Low light performance. Noise.

[jefkphotography]

Tip: check the megapixels after cropping, if the megapixels were lowered by half while you only did a minor cropping, then it's a good idea to find a better cropping program/application.

Cropping will lower the megapixels, but some applications lower the megapixels by half, automatically, also if only a very slight cropping was done. And then it's a good idea to get a better program/application.

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Lando Norris said leave women alone tf????

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bright and dark

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