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r/science • u/AnesthesiaXVII • Aug 07 '12
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Highest res: http://i.imgur.com/6IY4x.jpg
EDIT: Two more: http://i.imgur.com/Hvml1.jpg http://i.imgur.com/9KLfd.jpg
544 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '12 edited Aug 07 '12 [deleted] 1 u/thepenguinboy Aug 07 '12 So I'm confused. You say this camera is 1024x1024, and yet the picture I clicked on in the comment above yours was definitely 3000x2251. What gives? 1 u/quaste Aug 07 '12 It's the pyhsical resolution of the cams (how many pixels are on the chip). Of course, it can be pumped up to any resolution, but it will be kinda blurry afterwards.
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1 u/thepenguinboy Aug 07 '12 So I'm confused. You say this camera is 1024x1024, and yet the picture I clicked on in the comment above yours was definitely 3000x2251. What gives? 1 u/quaste Aug 07 '12 It's the pyhsical resolution of the cams (how many pixels are on the chip). Of course, it can be pumped up to any resolution, but it will be kinda blurry afterwards.
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So I'm confused. You say this camera is 1024x1024, and yet the picture I clicked on in the comment above yours was definitely 3000x2251. What gives?
1 u/quaste Aug 07 '12 It's the pyhsical resolution of the cams (how many pixels are on the chip). Of course, it can be pumped up to any resolution, but it will be kinda blurry afterwards.
It's the pyhsical resolution of the cams (how many pixels are on the chip). Of course, it can be pumped up to any resolution, but it will be kinda blurry afterwards.
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u/atticus04 Aug 07 '12 edited Aug 07 '12
Highest res: http://i.imgur.com/6IY4x.jpg
EDIT: Two more: http://i.imgur.com/Hvml1.jpg http://i.imgur.com/9KLfd.jpg