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Can someone help me. I've heard the k700i can create images close to a 1MP camera-phone through interpolation. I've searched for an explanation but aint got one yet. Is it a setting on the k700i or is it just a fancy word??
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Posted: 2004-07-07 21:42:06
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if you type the 'define:' and then the explanation of any word into google itll define it for you
heres wat it says for interpolation...
'A method of increasing image resolution artificially. A digital camera relies on its internal hardware components to capture images. The hardware typically has a maximum image resolution-for instance, 1,280 x 1,024 pixels-that it can achieve. That resolution is known as the camera's optical resolution. Some cameras, however, use built-in software coding to capture images with resolution than exceeds the camera's hardware limitations. That resolution is known as the camera's interpolated resolution.
Interpolation creates new pixels from those that exist and inserts them in-between the existing pixels to increase the image's overall resolution. Though interpolation can improve picture quality, interpolated images tend to look fuzzy when enlarged'
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Posted: 2004-07-07 21:48:04
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Check this thread:
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=59559#post774272
In the middle of the page there's an example of how interpolation works.
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Posted: 2004-07-07 21:57:15
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Cheers people!
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Posted: 2004-07-07 22:52:00
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Residentevil Posts: > 500
In one sentence Interpolation: The interpolation software guesses the color of the pixel it inserts, based on the surrounding pixels to increase resolution.
This sounds great, but the real world results are sometimes good, sometimes not so.
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Posted: 2004-07-07 22:54:30
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