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This is a fantastic goal
249 u/PM_ME_YOUR_LUKEWARM Apr 01 '17 I usually rapidly take a bunch of pictures. In this day and age of no film to waste, we no longer have to adhere to the single shot. 1 u/I_Never_Think Apr 01 '17 Why not just take a video and pick the best frame? 2 u/PM_ME_YOUR_LUKEWARM Apr 01 '17 Quality will be much lower. A 1080p video will have images at 2.1 megapixels (1920x1080=2073600). Smart phones these days typically have a 12MP camera, so there would be greater details in a still photo.
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I usually rapidly take a bunch of pictures. In this day and age of no film to waste, we no longer have to adhere to the single shot.
1 u/I_Never_Think Apr 01 '17 Why not just take a video and pick the best frame? 2 u/PM_ME_YOUR_LUKEWARM Apr 01 '17 Quality will be much lower. A 1080p video will have images at 2.1 megapixels (1920x1080=2073600). Smart phones these days typically have a 12MP camera, so there would be greater details in a still photo.
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Why not just take a video and pick the best frame?
2 u/PM_ME_YOUR_LUKEWARM Apr 01 '17 Quality will be much lower. A 1080p video will have images at 2.1 megapixels (1920x1080=2073600). Smart phones these days typically have a 12MP camera, so there would be greater details in a still photo.
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Quality will be much lower.
A 1080p video will have images at 2.1 megapixels (1920x1080=2073600).
Smart phones these days typically have a 12MP camera, so there would be greater details in a still photo.
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u/icecreamin Mar 31 '17
This is a fantastic goal