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The following article was published in our article directory on February 9, 2022.
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Digital Cameras and Megapixels:

Article Category: Computers and Technology

Author Name: Maybin Kabwe

Why Numbers Don�t Matter Much
Back in the early 90s, digital cameras were these fascinating new devices that, unless you were going for the high end, barely managed to get shots that compare to those taken using film. Now though, except for a few niche products, film barely exists in the consumer market. And digital has indeed become the standard choice.
But despite the advances in camera technology, people still seem to focus far too much on one particular factor�megapixels. Well, it may have been a good way of comparing digicams back in the day when pixel count was only starting to grow. But currently, the huge numbers that represent it no longer seem to matter as much.
But What Is a Megapixel?
A megapixel is equivalent to a million pixels (or, in other words, dots) in an image. And so, the rating for it that�s often put in writing on the cameras themselves represent the maximum number of pixels that can be achieved. For example, a camera rated at 12MP has a pixel resolution of 4247 x 2826, which when multiplied with one another translates to 12,002,022.
The rule of thumb here is, the higher the megapixel rating the better the print quality, but only up to a certain size. Now here�s the first reason why the number of pixels won�t matter as much for most buyers�even at 5MP, a best quality print at 6 x 9 inches can already be achieved. That�s already larger than the standard size of an actual printed photo.
With 16MP cameras, you�ll be able to comfortably churn out prints at 10 x 15 inches. This size matters less if you�re only planning to post images online. Aside from people not really zooming in to see every fine detail with each photo they come across, there�s also the fact that most platforms tend to compress and resize images to get more from existing server capacity.
How Quality Is Determined
Moving back a bit, the term �best quality� is rather subjective as it only refers to what a particular digicam can do. It doesn�t mean that all digital imaging devices rated at 12MP get equally clear, colorful, and detailed photos at that resolution. Factors like sensor technology, shutter speed, and low light performance all matter more in this aspect.
Sensors come in two types, namely charge-coupled device (CCD) and complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS). The latter is newer and expectedly produces better color and sharpness. As for shutter speed, it determines whether you�ll be able to take clear images of moving objects. Speeds of at least 1/125 and up to 1/500 should be ideal in most cases.
Low-light performance refers to how well a camera can take photos at night or in low-light conditions. This is something that often separates cheaper models with those in the mid to high end. Still, if you�re going to use your device to take photos of special dinners and nighttime trips, you�ll want it to have good low-light performance�regardless of its megapixel rating.
The Search for True Quality
Now that you know all that, do you have cameras in mind that will meet your needs and expectations? Or maybe, are you thinking of just purchasing a phone that�s equipped with a good enough sensor? Well, whatever you end up choosing, once you have a new camera, shopping for digital photo frames might be a good next step.

Keywords: Cell phones, Tablets, Speakers, Laptops, Computers,TVs, home audio, headphones, cameras, Printers, Routers, Digital Photo Frames

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