Well, Olympus's 40MP high res. mode on the E-M5 II seems to work

On 2015-03-13 00:46:13 +0000, Rich A said:

On Thursday, March 12, 2015 at 12:26:31 AM UTC-4, nospam wrote:
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RichA wrote:

But the "40mp" synthesis eliminates moire, lessens noise and produces
resolution equivalent to about 32mp so it's not a bad thing to have in a
small package.

it creates horrific artifacts if the subject moves, even slightly.

it's a total hack.

I guess the "static images only" part hasn't penetrated yet?

what part of it's a 'total hack' hasn't penetrated yet?

restricting it to only static images rules out photos of people,
animals, sports, cars, planes, trains, anything on a windy day,
anything with water from ripples to actual waves and more.

if taking photos of rocks and dead people is your thing, go for it.

Ah, just wait. Like with so many Olympus innovations, as soon as it's
adopted by Canon or Nikon, the pointless criticism will stop.

What other "Olympus innovations" have Nikon and/or Canon adopted,
specifically in the digital imaging genre?

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Regards,

Savageduck