"Jaggies" with my new Pentax 450. Camera Problem or Not?
Posted 24/05/2019 - 10:29
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Maybe a poor algorithm to downsize the images to 640x480. If you really need that size, try shrinking them in a program on a computer or mobile instead.
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Posted 24/05/2019 - 11:12
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Jonathan-Mac wrote:
Maybe a poor algorithm to downsize the images to 640x480. If you really need that size, try shrinking them in a program on a computer or mobile instead.
Reply is to a 15 year old post (Feb 2004)!
Maybe a poor algorithm to downsize the images to 640x480. If you really need that size, try shrinking them in a program on a computer or mobile instead.
John K
Posted 24/05/2019 - 17:12
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To prevent Jonathan's blushes I was witness to the spam post (since removed) that exhumed this thread.
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Posted 25/05/2019 - 09:52
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I took some random indoor flash point and shoot photos. Images taken in the 640 x 480 Pixel mode had "jaggies" specifically in any strong horizontal linear shapes within the image (i.e, counter-top, molding, etc.). It was prevalent when shooting the subject at a strong angle regardless of where I set the resolution(low, medium or high).
I continued to experiment and found that when I shot the ame subject matter straight-on in 640x480, the jaggies were minimal or not there. When I shot in a higher pixel dimension there was no problem either.
I wondered if the camera might be malfunctioning in the the 640 x 480 pixel setting or it was par for course, and I just needed to make certain adjustments for it.
Feedback would be very appreciated.
Alex