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Photography Q&A
High native ISO and UV/IR sensitivity mirrorless camera? Graphene CMOS or QIS sensors any time soon?
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<blockquote data-quote="Zalkonian" data-source="post: 823964" data-attributes="member: 53584"><p>I want to keep resolution as low as possible for better low light performance since as I understand currently only biggers pixels are more sensitive. Pixel shift is great for static imagery and I want to do artwork documentation in visible and infared spectrums but I heard pixel shift can be easily ruined by slightest vibration even from footsteps in other rooms. F lenses are are cheaper and there are more options for infared hotspot free lens. Z lens are new and not yet so well documented. Are Z lens reasonably more sharper than F lens, any new technology?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zalkonian, post: 823964, member: 53584"] I want to keep resolution as low as possible for better low light performance since as I understand currently only biggers pixels are more sensitive. Pixel shift is great for static imagery and I want to do artwork documentation in visible and infared spectrums but I heard pixel shift can be easily ruined by slightest vibration even from footsteps in other rooms. F lenses are are cheaper and there are more options for infared hotspot free lens. Z lens are new and not yet so well documented. Are Z lens reasonably more sharper than F lens, any new technology? [/QUOTE]
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