Man that thing would be perfect for my professional life of browsing Reddit all day.

And it’ll only cost at least $25,000!

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It's a tradition as old as reddit itself! And with all the excitement about JWST it's easy to forget that ground-based telescopes are still a thing.

Do they make a DLSR adapter?

Lol I absolutely didnt read the article so that makes sense

Come on…it’s 2022…600..?

Slammed headline = disagreement

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What’s the native print resolution at 300 dpi?

We just need a big flying mirror and core can still get their pictures

Unfortunately I’m still several decades away from being allowed to rent ultraporn

Now the aliens can send high quality n00dz instead of that pixelized shit we’ve been getting.

Any hole is a goal r/dragrace

IPhone 97 Pro Max

Ghosts say what?

Finally a camera capable of capturing your mom 🙏

Thanks for sharing! Damn those composites must have taken forever

you take more pictures

Jigga who?

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That they did not even care to do it with the DART probe shows they don't understand how self -parodying it has gotten.

"Probe SLAMS asteroid" is an open goal!

I wonder what the pixel pitch is.

It really depends on what is going on in the image, and the exposure settings.

If you are exposing something with relatively low motion, or no motion, these days there really is no difference. But if there is moderate to high motion, than you will see errors start to pop up in the stitched image, especially if the things in motion are moving across stitch edges. If the camera has a built in super-resolution mode where it uses IBIS to shift the sensor, those errors can be even more pronounced and harder to fix in post. Then on top of that, if you need to do longer exposures because the scene is dark, that makes things like motion blurs even harder to deal with because they usually don't look good, or the blur might just suddenly stop, when crossing stitch edges.

So being able to take a single monolithic image will fix most of these issues from the get go.