Photo quality: Photo quality Most important is picture quality not higher mega pixel?
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In looking up what AL-Musafer is saying, I found out cameras normally use about 1,500 pixels/cm^2, but this one is using 2,500, nearly twice as many. A 1/2.5 CCD is normally used in a 4 MP camera, not a 10 MP. This is also supposed to make it less effective in low light, but most of us have reported excellent low light ability. The Sony's I tested had equal zoom with greater sharpness, but I did not think to test low-light ability. In any event there are no shots I was able to take and detect a difference between the 10 MP and 5 MP settings.
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still photo:: recording pixels 16-mp=4608 x 3456 ,, 12-mp=4608 x 2592 ,, 8-mp=3264 x 2448 ,, 5-mp=2592 x 1944 3-mp=2048 x 1536 ,, 2-mp=1920 x 1080 ,, .3-mp=640 x 480 lowest pixels are determined by photo quality i assumed you were asking for ?? light and speed settings will effect photo quality.. i am louise's husband phill,, this is basically a mini35 mm slr digital with rear lcd screen and small viewfinder for the eye when sun is bright and rear lcd screen is hard to see ( great feature if you wear aoto darkining glasses ) great travel camera ,, small - compact - all auto and manual features ( bells & whistles ) no need for telephoto lenses !!! best of all it takes great photoes uses regular aa bateries qty(4) will last 200/300 photoes and small video clips !! takes added 16 gb sd card high resolution photo type ... need to buy for added photo storage capacity cost $18/22 range !! best photo camera i have ever purchased ,, old camera is canon rebel eos non digital 35mm slr !! hope this helps you decide...
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Digital images are made up of thousands of dots (Pixels). One Megapixel equals to one million pixels. The more pixels, the higher the image resolution. Resolution relates primarily to the print size and the amount of detail an image has when viewed on a computer at it's normal size (100%).Having more megapixels allows you to print bigger images. If your camera doesn't have enough megapixels for the intended size, your images won't look sharp. For example:Megapixels? -> Are OK for?-----------------------------------------------------1-3 megapixels -> Computer / Online 2 megapixels -> 6×4 prints 5 megapixels -> 10×8 inch prints 7 megapixels -> 14×11 inch prints or larger You can find more information on Wikipedia.Regards Digital images are made up of thousands of dots (Pixels). One Megapixel equals to one million pixels. The more pixels, the higher the image resolution. Resolution relates primarily to the print size and the amount of detail an image has when viewed on a computer at it's normal size (100%).Having more megapixels allows you to print bigger images. If your camera doesn't have enough megapixels for the intended size, your images won't look sharp. For example:Megapixels? -> Are OK for?-----------------------------------------------------1-3 megapixels... » Read More Digital images are made up of thousands of dots (Pixels). One Megapixel equals to one million pixels. The more pixels, the higher the image resolution. Resolution relates primarily to the print size and the amount of detail an image has when viewed on a computer at it's normal size (100%).Having more megapixels allows you to print bigger images. If your camera doesn't have enough megapixels for the intended size, your images won't look sharp. For example:Megapixels? -> Are OK for?-----------------------------------------------------1-3 megapixels -> Computer / Online 2 megapixels -> 6×4 prints 5 megapixels -> 10×8 inch prints 7 megapixels -> 14×11 inch prints or larger You can find more information on Wikipedia.Regards « Show Less
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Las fotos salen perfectas con mi cámara. Revisa la configuración, usa el máximo de megapixeles.Pictures are perfect with my camera. Check the settings, use the maximum megapixels.
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I'm not sure about the difference between quality.I will say that I've been using these cartridges for printing photos on glossy photo paper and they've all turned out better than expected. As long as the image is good quality it should turn out awesome. The images I've been printing are all above 3 MB.
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The bigger the resolution the screen can produce and better pixels then that screen will be better. But for this screen it has a very nice display for me. Do a lot of photoshop, premier and after effects.
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not well, and it does so best on lower pixel count, and faster memory card. regardless picture quality will not be clear
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yes but the lcd screen does not display them in as good of quality that they are taken. For example if the picture looks bad on the display screen the actual picture will be better.( Note that this is on the maximum resolution setting )
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It depends on the lighting. I have filmed indoors with decent lighting and when I upload it doesnt look hd either. Although when I am outside, the quality is very good
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The quality of the camera itself will produce a clear images. But it depends on the lens that you get for close-up shots. I've got an amazingly sharp photos using a macro lens :)
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I know this has a wonderful optical zoom lense vs. others which use a digital zoom feature. Optical quality is always better with the zoom feature. If the 16mp has the same optical zoom, then its really not a big deal. Unless your printing a huge poster, the higher megapixels are wasted anyway. This is a very good camera!
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Resolution is directly related to mega-pixels, but there are other more important factors that influence image quality. They include image noise, color depth, and dynamic range, which are all related to the size of the sensor. The P7800 has a larger sensor than the S9300, so the P7800 will produce much higher quality images, especially in low light. The P7800 will not match the image quality of a DSLR because a DSLR has a much larger sensor than the P7800. A DSLR will always beat a smaller camera when it comes to image quality, but the trade off is that the camera is larger and heavier. The quality of the optics is also important, and the P7800 has a faster, higher quality lens than the S9300. Hope this helps!
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Yes the picture quality is quite acceptable. It works the other way too - a Sony still picture camera with a high resolution image capture takes surprisingly great HD video!
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Yes, I'd recommend 400 DPI, its a bit slower but the picture comes out a lot better
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It says the maximum dpi is 600. The resolution on photos is quite good, although it tends to print a bit dark.
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Sensor size, not megapixels, is what matters. If you cram a lot of pixels onto a small sensor, and put the same number of pixels on a larger sensor, the pixels on the larger sensor are bigger. All other things equal, you end up with better image quality when you enlarge images captured with the camera that has the larger sensor. http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/digital-camera-megapixels-and-sensor-size.html
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I have scanned several photos and they come out very well. I think the max resolution is 600DPI which is probably about as good as the quality of the photograph itself. The larger the photo the clearer the scan will be. I found the saving the pictures as a .pdf seem to give you a little better quality than a .jpg and also works well if you are using a MAC.