Alin Flaider wrote:
keller.schaefer wrote:
ks> (correct me if I am wrong). So everything that a lens can possible deliver over ks> 64 lp/mm is wasted on the sensor by definition. The REAL resolving power of the ks> sensor will be (way) below that due to the geometry of the sensor pixels, maybe ks> somewhere around 40.
According to the Nyquist theorem the maximum resolution the sensor can sample accurately is half its resolution. This brings down the resolving power to 32 lpmm. Roughly the same as a 2800 dpi scanner. ` Servus, Alin
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