[wim]

Folks, I just came from a long day where I enjoyed shooting, I am now working the RAW files and happy to have very nice keepers.

This too long for me to read today, but seems interesting.

All I know is diffraction rises with aperture. The higher the sensor density the more it is visible.

Is there anything else I missed ?

Hope you had all a good weekend.

 

Hi toni-a,

 

It is only more visible because the graphs fall off more steeply with higher density sensors than with lower density sensors.

In addition, you may find that one hits maximum system resolution off-center with lenses sooner too, because lenses tend to have lower resolution off-axis then on-axis. The higher the resolution of the sensor (or film for that matter) the clearer this becomes.

 

HTH, kind regards, Wim