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by matte_black 3102 days ago
Nope won’t work, the image is not an orthographic projection.
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This absolutely works, but not quite the way GP described. Instead, unit motions on the bayer pattern are used, to the effect that every logical subpixel is sampled by every colour channel (therefore giving you a full pixel). Hence, no demosaicing is required. Hence, higher spatial frequencies can be maintained without incurring aliasing.
It is also possible to actually increase resolution. https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.06266
Got an example of an image made this way? I’d wager it probably looks like crap.
Can you elaborate?
Camera lenses curve light, offsetting on a micro scale produces a slightly different perspective. You would end up with a blurrier image, not a high resolution one.