>In addition, “in accordance with Hendy’s Law (a derivative of Moore’s Law), pixel count per dollar for digital cameras has been doubling approximately every twelve months. This trajectory implies that mobile phones could soon carry >39 megapixel cameras routinely.”
Ah Moore's Law. It explains everything. Double every twelve months, eh? Hmm, quick math. Facebook has been around for 9 years... oh yea, that explains why Facebook allows you to upload full resolution 60MP photos. /s
>What do your Instagram and Facebook photos reveal?
Nothing. They're about 100 times too small for this technique. And they probably always will be.
Ah Moore's Law. It explains everything. Double every twelve months, eh? Hmm, quick math. Facebook has been around for 9 years... oh yea, that explains why Facebook allows you to upload full resolution 60MP photos. /s
>What do your Instagram and Facebook photos reveal?
Nothing. They're about 100 times too small for this technique. And they probably always will be.