I have to start on my new projects soon

Well, it's about that time of year, isn't it?! It's about time to start some kind of project. My idea would be a photography project regarding super macro, or imaging an area smaller than one square centimeter. I'm planning on comparing my point and shoot camera setup to my new and upcoming mobile phone camera setup, after recently disassembling my very old Panasonic camcorder and removing one of the lenses out, which is about the same diameter as a phone's camera lens. Then I plan on increasing the pixel resolution of my images (yes, you read that correctly!) significantly, to produce photos that are made up of at least 20 million pixels, the most which is possible with my current phone, all of the way up to 80 million pixels using my handy Sony RX100 II in addition to the appropriate algorithm which I can implement using a free image editing program, the name of which I don't want to disclose. I have also been thinking about getting another SLR so that I could increase the working distance and, supposedly, being able to get more depth of field via such a technique. It seems as though many, probably most people, use focus stacking; but is that necessary to achieve maximum depth of field? You also have what's called the Schiempflug Effect after all. But still, these techniques are easier said than done, regardless of what technique you use. I have found what's practically an unacceptable working distance using my Sony with 1" sensor; that's a major reason to upgrade. And the working distance is even smaller with my phone, at about 3mm or so! Seriously, what I'm doing in life isn't bad! And being real, these dreary days outside simply don't offer me much creativity with bare trees and plants. It would be better if there was snow.