In the tenth grade we had a science teacher that a buddy of mine was arguing over something and we went and asked her. Instead of telling us the answer, she said their is some in the back cabinet go find out. Once we knew what would happen, she asked one more question. Why?? We thought for a minute and I came up with the answer.
Not all theory is important. Anyone know how the numbers of the various F stops are computed? I do but does anyone really care? Has not knowing ever effected the outcome of a single picture? You did get me curious on what a beyer array is and how it affect things.
Herschel Mair <herschelmair@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In order to play devil's advocate further, I propose that the predominant thing that going to school from age 5 teaches us is that we intrinsically know nothing and that in order to know "something", we need to be taught it by an authorized learning institution who are the repositories of all of man's wisdom.Thus you can just go out and capture what you see by setting to "P" and pressing the button, but don't expect to be recognized by the cognicenti untill you can explain how a beyer array is interpolated.smiling in anticipation.Herschel Mair
Head of the Department of Photography,Higher College of Technology
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