"Why Raw" Article

[Ron]

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I have written Part I of an article titled "Why Raw". The article can
be found on my web site at:

http/ronbigelow.com/articles/raw/raw.htm


Other articles can be found on my site at:

http/ronbigelow.com/articles/articles.htm


Comments are always welcome.

 

[Guest]

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Right at the beginning your page annoys me....there are no pixels in a
camera...pixels have not physicality. Why teach beginners something you will
have to unteach them later?

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<ron@ronbigelow.com> wrote in message
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>I have written Part I of an article titled "Why Raw". The article can
> be found on my web site at:
>
> http/ronbigelow.com/articles/raw/raw.htm
>
>
> Other articles can be found on my site at:
>
> http/ronbigelow.com/articles/articles.htm
>
>
> Comments are always welcome.
>

 

[Guest]

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"Gene Palmiter" <palmiter_gene@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Right at the beginning your page annoys me....there are no pixels in
> a camera...pixels have not physicality. Why teach beginners
> something you will have to unteach them later?

It would in general be helpful to stick closer to ISO terminology;
sensor array, sensors, and for image output (after CFA color
reconstruction or RGB filtering) either achromatic or tri-chromatic
color pixels.

Bart