Can Someone Show Me a Sample Picture Taken with a 10.1 MP Camera? - cheapest mp
I debated between the two cameras and one is a 8.1 MP and the other is 10.1 MP. I wonder if someone can show me I have a picture with a 10.1 MP, to see what they are much clearer. Obviously, the 8.1 MP is less expensive, and I wonder if the 10.1 would be better?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Cheapest Mp Can Someone Show Me A Sample Picture Taken With A 10.1 MP Camera?
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It depends. are compact or SLR? SLR, if you mean to see a difference between 8 and not 10.more MP more quality strictly. Target plays an important role, and also what file format your recordings to adversely affect the quality of JPEG, RAW usual. Moreover, the only place where you will be able to see the difference. when you print, and print, I refer to A2 format and much more ...
Whether you will be good with what you can afford to go and gives you the features you think you need.
More MP means only one thing that you can print bigger with the quality, not more.
A 6MP A4 print, print without the addition of pixels, an A3 10MP. In both tables are identical A4 (lenses, etc., equal to) that the printer software "download" the extra pixels is not necessary to print the file number is less.
Printing in A3 or half the distance of the pixels and print A4 10MP camera and the difference is striking. Thats where the extra pixels are a plus.
This was shot with a Pentax K10D, but the quality is more to do with the lens and get shelf space for the number of pixels.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3138/3012 ...
Chris
Members honesty, no matter when it comes to cameras. I have both the 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., and both have the same look identical. If you go to www.flickr.com and search cameras to be discussed and verify the quality of the individual.
Megapixels have nothing to do with the quality, but with a Canon Digital Rebel XTi, and this is a picture:
http://i36.tinypic.com/35828fs.jpg
(hahah Halloween candy)
must be above 3.4 m
I did not.
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