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| 02-20-2012, 01:34 PM | #16 |
 Originally posted by toooldtocare  Being an retired engineer, and previously a professional photographer, I always try to explain noise in technical ways. However, your explanation is perfect and accurate, and easy to understand. Thanks, and I hope you do not mind if I use it from now on, but I will not take credit for the explanation though. I am glad you find the raindrop analogy useful. It helps me clarify my own thoughts as well as explaining those to others. I cannot recall for sure where I encountered this first, but it might well have been here: Clarkvision: Does Pixel Size Matter | |
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