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<blockquote data-quote="cacau" data-source="post: 1058624597" data-attributes="member: 10470"><p>Galaxy S21 vs Canon 1 DX II: <a href="https://www.dpreview.com/news/7957757240/more-than-megapixels-108mp-samsung-galaxy-s21-ultra-vs-20-2mp-canon-1dx-ii" target="_blank">https://www.dpreview.com/news/7957757240/more-than-megapixels-108mp-samsung-galaxy-s21-ultra-vs-20-2mp-canon-1dx-ii</a></p><p></p><p>Και ο επίλογος για τους βιαστικούς:</p><p>"'[Megapixels] are blasted in company marketing may not fool a photography enthusiast but they do play a major role in the perception of what photography is and what kind of technology is available.' For some, more megapixels means better image quality, but it is much more nuanced.</p><p></p><p>To my eyes, it's fairly easy to tell the images apart, especially in low light situations. However, there's no question that smartphone camera technology has progressed significantly in the last few years. While smartphones can't match an interchangeable lens camera system's overall quality and flexibility, a smartphone is nonetheless a highly capable photographic tool. There's a lot more to good image quality than megapixels, but that doesn't mean smartphones are all sizzle and no steak."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cacau, post: 1058624597, member: 10470"] Galaxy S21 vs Canon 1 DX II: [URL="https://www.dpreview.com/news/7957757240/more-than-megapixels-108mp-samsung-galaxy-s21-ultra-vs-20-2mp-canon-1dx-ii"]https://www.dpreview.com/news/7957757240/more-than-megapixels-108mp-samsung-galaxy-s21-ultra-vs-20-2mp-canon-1dx-ii[/URL] Και ο επίλογος για τους βιαστικούς: "'[Megapixels] are blasted in company marketing may not fool a photography enthusiast but they do play a major role in the perception of what photography is and what kind of technology is available.' For some, more megapixels means better image quality, but it is much more nuanced. To my eyes, it's fairly easy to tell the images apart, especially in low light situations. However, there's no question that smartphone camera technology has progressed significantly in the last few years. While smartphones can't match an interchangeable lens camera system's overall quality and flexibility, a smartphone is nonetheless a highly capable photographic tool. There's a lot more to good image quality than megapixels, but that doesn't mean smartphones are all sizzle and no steak." [/QUOTE]
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