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Professor Newman on… Raw reductionism

Andy Westlake, AP’s technical editor, asked me ‘why companies haven’t just made lower-resolution raw files by down-sampling the individual RGGB Bayer channels’. The theoretical answer is quite simple, because it involves a doubled interpolation step, which reduces resolution and introduces artefacts. The context of the question was given by the

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