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"George Preddy" <> wrote in news
 K9pb.28259$: > Exactly what I said, but I used just your first line, for both sensors. Nope - you did not. Please compare your line with the actual sensor that I described. > Your "Bayer sensor" senses 24 pixels of full color information. No it has not - that is not how Bayer interpolation works. > 24 compared to 96, but with the exact same MP rating on the store shelf. This is one of your main beliefs, is it not? To try to make wrong into right by telling the world that there is an injustice made against Foveon from the Bayer community? Unfortunately, there exist no Bayer community. Bayer filtered sensors is just a technology. A good technology to solve the problems of color sensors. Another good technology is the Foveon technology. It is patented and only Foveon can currently use it. Soon someone will come up with an even better method of doing color pictures, maybe with a true RGB sensor at each pixel. Roland |
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On 11/2/03 9:25 AM, in article bo37l6$cum$, "Ray Fischer"
<> wrote: > George Preddy <> wrote: >> Bayer (5 pixels of full color information): > > Get a life, idiot. Nobody believes your bullshit propaganda anymore > sicne you obviously don't understand what you write. Don't candy coat it Ray. Tell us how you REALLY feel!!! Liberals have such understanding don't they?!?  __________________________________________________ _____________________________ Posted Via Uncensored-News.Com - Accounts Starting At $6.95 - http://www.uncensored-news.com <><><><><><><> The Worlds Uncensored News Source <><><><><><><><> |
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"Roland Karlsson" <> wrote in message news:Xns9427B14D01DEArolandkarlssonchello@130.133. 1.4... > "George Preddy" <> wrote in news K9pb.28259> $: > > > Exactly what I said, but I used just your first line, for both sensors. > > Nope - you did not. Please compare your line with the actual sensor > that I described. > > > Your "Bayer sensor" senses 24 pixels of full color information. > > No it has not - that is not how Bayer interpolation works. It knows colors that it doesn't sense? That is neat! > > 24 compared to 96, but with the exact same MP rating on the store shelf. > > This is one of your main beliefs, is it not? To try to > make wrong into right by telling the world that there > is an injustice made against Foveon from the Bayer > community? You posted those samples, I agreed with them. Your diagrams were right, there is a 4:1 Foveon advantange at the same MP rating, since the Foveon X3 physically senses 3X the information per pixel, but doesn't then have to throw away 25% of the color information due to 2x2 unit scaling inefficiencies when used to sense only 3 primary colors. > Unfortunately, there exist no Bayer community. Bayer filtered > sensors is just a technology. A good technology to solve > the problems of color sensors. Another good technology is > the Foveon technology. It is patented and only Foveon can > currently use it. Soon someone will come up with an even > better method of doing color pictures, maybe with a true > RGB sensor at each pixel. Too late, Foveon already senses true RGB at every pixel. |
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On 11/2/03 2:25 PM, in article RKdpb.19962$,
"George Preddy" <> wrote: > > "Roland Karlsson" <> wrote in message > news:Xns9427B14D01DEArolandkarlssonchello@130.133. 1.4... >> "George Preddy" <> wrote in news K9pb.28259>> $: >> >>> Exactly what I said, but I used just your first line, for both sensors. >> >> Nope - you did not. Please compare your line with the actual sensor >> that I described. >> >>> Your "Bayer sensor" senses 24 pixels of full color information. >> >> No it has not - that is not how Bayer interpolation works. > > It knows colors that it doesn't sense? That is neat! > >>> 24 compared to 96, but with the exact same MP rating on the store shelf. >> >> This is one of your main beliefs, is it not? To try to >> make wrong into right by telling the world that there >> is an injustice made against Foveon from the Bayer >> community? > > You posted those samples, I agreed with them. Your diagrams were right, > there is a 4:1 Foveon advantange at the same MP rating, since the Foveon X3 > physically senses 3X the information per pixel, but doesn't then have to > throw away 25% of the color information due to 2x2 unit scaling > inefficiencies when used to sense only 3 primary colors. > >> Unfortunately, there exist no Bayer community. Bayer filtered >> sensors is just a technology. A good technology to solve >> the problems of color sensors. Another good technology is >> the Foveon technology. It is patented and only Foveon can >> currently use it. Soon someone will come up with an even >> better method of doing color pictures, maybe with a true >> RGB sensor at each pixel. > > Too late, Foveon already senses true RGB at every pixel. > > George you JUST MUST get out for some air every once in awhile. I suggest that you read Miss Manners for an occasional break. She is SO stimulating. You horizons will be broadened immensely... __________________________________________________ _____________________________ Posted Via Uncensored-News.Com - Accounts Starting At $6.95 - http://www.uncensored-news.com <><><><><><><> The Worlds Uncensored News Source <><><><><><><><> |
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