I haven’t posted something in ages. What was intended as a loosely-defined photography blog didn’t (yet) get beyond a single post about resolution and the empyness of megapixels as a measure of quality. Or maybe that was then*
So, I was left with the question: Is this blog still alive? Therefore – please just make a comment below if you caught this update on your online radar screen.
*Since I wrote my previous post it seems that the camera market actually reached some kind of a plateau, where most compact digital cameras settled for something between 10 and 14 megapixels. Digital SLR cameras are currently offering something between 12 and 20 megapixels, but this also seems to be stabilising. The focus is much more on ISO performance, image stabilisation, and (importantly) HD video. I see this as a encouraging development. Yay!
Please comment to this post! (even a single letter would be great)!~
22 May, 2009I haven’t posted something in ages. What was intended as a loosely-defined photography blog didn’t (yet) get beyond a single post about resolution and the empyness of megapixels as a measure of quality. Or maybe that was then*
So, I was left with the question: Is this blog still alive? Therefore – please just make a comment below if you caught this update on your online radar screen.
*Since I wrote my previous post it seems that the camera market actually reached some kind of a plateau, where most compact digital cameras settled for something between 10 and 14 megapixels. Digital SLR cameras are currently offering something between 12 and 20 megapixels, but this also seems to be stabilising. The focus is much more on ISO performance, image stabilisation, and (importantly) HD video. I see this as a encouraging development. Yay!
And remember the comment!