Somewhere between 6-10 I took more but after too many images sometimes the quality or the AOF would get messed up. This was one of the first successful attempts I had ever done!
Somewhere between 6-10 I took more but after too many images sometimes the quality or the AOF would get messed up. This was one of the first successful attempts I had ever done!
18mp is like the perfect size and sensor quality. 30-40mp raw file the workflow is just horrible with such massive files. I think ill be upgrading to 24mp full frame this year. And ill help you with stacking!
Well, I think it’s a nice sweet spot for work flow when shooting raw images as far as size goes. I mean unless you’re blowing up super large or cropping a lot the new 40+mp you won’t notice the difference depending on glass.
and that’s debated because dx sized sensors (crop) effectively are ‘zoomed in by 1.5x’ making the subject appear closer but it’s not the full image that a lens will pick up. So there are some peopleshooting nature in situ macro like dragon flies and also bird photo from both far away where crop is beneficial so you don’t have to have a 200mm lens.
but all around the sensor on full frame is better the pixels are larger so higher quality. So you’ll notice that difference. The top of the line Pro canon and Nikon cameras used to be 12mp full frame and they did amazing jobs
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