What is the output of the images. I know it's 18MP, but what is the dpi ? 72, 180, 300 ?
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I believe you set the resolution (dpi) when you are ready to print the photo through the program you chose to use. When I take a photo, I usually set the Quality at 18M 5184x3456 since that is the highest. Then you can zoom in on an area of the photo without losing quality. I am able to crop quite a bit without major "pixelization" (not sure if that's a word.) Good luck!
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There have been discussions ad nauseam about the true nature of the pixel count. Sorry, I don't even want to set started, there has been so much vitriol on the web about the subject. The raw of a DP3 is about 50MB. SPP, the conversion/editing program provided by Sigma is very, very slow.
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I just checked a slide and it scanned at 3072x4608 pixels. I have been very pleased with the resolution.
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My shots were 4160 pixels x 3120 pixels (13.8 x 10.4 inches) at 300 ppi. I mostly took movies underwater but they are very good. I thought it was a very good camera at that price!
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Image Brightness 3000 ANSI lumenImage Contrast Ratio 15000:1Image Aspect Ratio 16:10Max Image Size 300.00 InchMin Image Size 69.00 InchMax Resolution 1600 x 1200Max Projection Distance 32.80 InchMin Projection Distance 1.30 Inch
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You are confusing dpi with resolution. DPI is dots per inch and refers to how an image is printed. When you set this camera to the "L" setting (large) the resulting image resolution is 5,184 pixels x 3,456 pixels. How you print it is up to you. If you need 300dpi prints, then this camera captures enough pixels to print that out at about 17" x 12". If you printed the same exact image at 72 dpi, the resulting print would be 6 feet x 4 feet. If you are having trouble with getting a good print with this camera, then the software you are using is processing the image by throwing away information. You are confusing dpi with resolution. DPI is dots per inch and refers to how an image is printed. When you set this camera to the "L" setting (large) the resulting image resolution is 5,184 pixels x 3,456 pixels. How you print it is up to you. If you need 300dpi prints, then this camera captures enough pixels to print that out at about 17" x 12". If you printed the same exact image at 72 dpi, the resulting print would be 6 feet x 4 feet. If you are having trouble with getting a good print with this camera, then the software you are using is processing the image by... » Read More You are confusing dpi with resolution. DPI is dots per inch and refers to how an image is printed. When you set this camera to the "L" setting (large) the resulting image resolution is 5,184 pixels x 3,456 pixels. How you print it is up to you. If you need 300dpi prints, then this camera captures enough pixels to print that out at about 17" x 12". If you printed the same exact image at 72 dpi, the resulting print would be 6 feet x 4 feet. If you are having trouble with getting a good print with this camera, then the software you are using is processing the image by throwing away information. « Show Less
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120 basically doubles the refresh rate of the images. That is very good especially if you like sports. .. I had a Sony that I returned because it said it was 1080 pixels but it was really only 720... don't you hate being lied to? I do...
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Frame Rates: 23.98p, 24p, 25p, 29.97p, 30p Sensor Resolution: 2432 x 1366 Raw Resolution : 12-bit RAW files recorded at 2432 x 1366 Shooting Resolutions 2.5K RAW at 2432 x 1366. ProRes and DNxHD at 1920 x 1080
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The pixels aren't square; they're 0.90 x 0.675 mm. So think of it as 921.6 by 518.4 mm which is 16x9.
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Your information is correct with one small correction. The output is fixed 1920x1080/60i It does not do /30p natively, although it can be deinterlaced in software.
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I don't know exactly, but is not a long range one and images at 30 meters from the camera are not very clear. Only HD definition cameras can get good images. Hope this helps.
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According to Consumer Reports tests in fall 2014, scan quality is superior. The product specs say scanning optical Resolution is 2400 dpi, hardware resolution is1200 x 2400 dpi, maximum resolution 9600 x 9600 dpi interpolated, scanner bit depth is 48-bit color input/ 24-bit color output.
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Dear Customer,We print at 200 dpi resolution. Please let us know if there is anything else we may do to assist you.Thanks,Canvas Champ
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I'm more concerned with the image quality issue. They're getting 12 MP onto a really tiny sensor. The pixel density is 43 MP per square CM. That's really pushing it. Serious cameras (like DSLRs) tend to be under 5, sometimes even under 2. They use way bigger sensors, up to the size of a 35 mm picture, for a similar or not-much-higher pixel count. On paper this camera is exactly what I need, but I'm going to wait for some reviews before I put my money down for one. (Shouldn't have to wait too long, fortunately.)
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Frame Rates: 23.98p, 24p, 25p, 29.97p, 30p Sensor Resolution: 2432 x 1366Raw Resolution : 12-bit RAW files recorded at 2432 x 1366Shooting Resolutions 2.5K RAW at 2432 x 1366.ProRes and DNxHD at 1920 x 1080
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I don't know what the HD resolution is this was given as a gift sorry I could not answer your question
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640 x 480 pixel MJPEG resolution at up to 20 frames per second the pictures I have sent by email to me are really unbelieveable.