pixel-shifting
As this didn't get any response from the other forum, I'll try it here:-
In follow up to this information from kh... :-
"The shutter stays open throughout. The four shots are taken using electronic shutter method with the sensor being shuffled about in-between each readout. As long as nothing in the image moves it will work. Presumably there will be some shutter speed limitations."
I put forward this suggestion:-
"If that is the case, I was just pondering that to move the sensor 1 pixel might take only a tiny fraction of the time of the set shutter speed. I was then thinking (hoping!), if that is the case, some guideline of shutter speed appropriate for lens focal length might permit even hand-held super-res. shots in suitable light?"
Any ideas here?
Cheers.
Philip
Unfortunately with the Bayer array you can't have your cake and eat it for full RGB at each pixel site.
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