I have some old phototgraphs taken in the 1920's that are incedible.You can zoom in with a magnifying glass and read the calendar behind a bartender in the foreground.You can zoom out of a window in the photo and read the fine print in a store window across the street.
A photographer told me it was taken with a pinhole camera (lens less),and that they have infinite focus and the resolution is limited only by the smoothness of the chemicals in the film.
Much is made today about super-high resolution images using expensive lenses, etc.
Why not a high-tech pinhole camera instead?
I am sure there are valid reasons for not using a lens less camera, please explain.
Thanks
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