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TidBITS: Sense & Sensors in Digital Photography

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Born and raised in Detroit, c. 323 ppm CO2, Mark Graf is a Michigan photographer, naturalist, and diver whose muse is summoned by exploring the endless connections in nature; land, sea, and sky.

Monday, November 22, 2004

TidBITS: Sense & Sensors in Digital Photography

An interesting article on megapixels, digital sensors, and their relation to traditional photographs.

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