Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here is an example of how a sixteen shot pixel-shift image is done, creating a "mosaic" 270 megapixel image with unique pixel detail by microscopically shifting the image sensor by nano distances. In the first example, the image was handheld to show how movement can "prism" the R/G/B/Black pixels once blended. Then the second shows a four shot image blended to show quadruple resolution.
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Here is an example of how a sixteen shot pixel-shift image is done, creating a "mosaic" 270 megapixel image with unique pixel detail by microscopically shifting the image sensor by nano distances. In the first example, the image was handheld to show how movement can "prism" the R/G/B/Black pixels once blended. Then the second shows a four shot image blended to show quadruple resolution.
This example is our NEWEST video from our revamped sonyalphacourses.com with our new sidebar access tool that enables you to go precisely to the topic you're looking for, with no scrolling!
