MOST MEGE PIXLE CAMERA YOU HAVE EVER SEEN IN REAL LIFE

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Dylan Kasson

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my cameras 4 megapixels serjey and look at my shots
this is probobly one of the most ignorant/ easily mistaken thing that people use as a factor of which camera to buy
 
Hep Greg

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megapixels dont mean shit.. its all like aperture and lighting and shutter speed and all that jazz that effect the way your picture comes out.
 
Andy Rhode

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Dylan said:
my cameras 4 megapixels serjey and look at my shots
this is probobly one of the most ignorant/ easily mistaken thing that people use as a factor of which camera to buy
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wait... your mark 2 is only 4 megapixels???? wow lol
 
Aaron

Aaron

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Yeah Megapixels = Pixels per space, sorta.
So it only matters if your taking a photo for something huge.
Most i've seen was 31-32mp.
My mum's friend collects old/new cameras, and is a wedding photographer.
Insane camera, worth a fair bit...
 
conordavidson

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As much as I'd love to agree with all of you and say "Megapixels don't mean anything" I have to disagree. I can not argue with the fact that it doesn't add "quality", nor does it make your photos automatically nicer than before. But, if you have noticed over the years, cameras have started to gain in megapixels. Why is this you ask? Because it does matter. Resolution matters, simple as that. It may not be a huge factor, but it is one to look into. Granted, 4mp should cut it nowadays, but not if your doing anything other than shooting and uploading. Posters need a lot more than 4mp and that's for darn sure. Trust me, having more mp is a huge leisure, and adds a "confidence" to your shooting knowing that you can crop and it won't matter cause it will still have a high resolution. All i'm saying is: you guys are kind of over exaggerating the truth, it may not be the only feature of a camera that matters, however it is a feature, and it is important.
 
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Andy Rhode said:
Dylan said:
my cameras 4 megapixels serjey and look at my shots
this is probobly one of the most ignorant/ easily mistaken thing that people use as a factor of which camera to buy
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wait... your mark 2 is only 4 megapixels???? wow lol
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he doesn't have a mark II ,its just a 1d.
 
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P4RK3R

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the_SD_local said:
I just ordered a 39mp Hasseblad H3DII. My Sony Cyber Shot just wasn't cutting it for MySpace photos anymore.
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i know this guy that has one. he also has a d200 and a d2h
 
Aaron

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Conor Davidson said:
As much as I'd love to agree with all of you and say "Megapixels don't mean anything" I have to disagree. I can not argue with the fact that it doesn't add "quality", nor does it make your photos automatically nicer than before. But, if you have noticed over the years, cameras have started to gain in megapixels. Why is this you ask? Because it does matter. Resolution matters, simple as that. It may not be a huge factor, but it is one to look into. Granted, 4mp should cut it nowadays, but not if your doing anything other than shooting and uploading. Posters need a lot more than 4mp and that's for darn sure. Trust me, having more mp is a huge leisure, and adds a "confidence" to your shooting knowing that you can crop and it won't matter cause it will still have a high resolution. All i'm saying is: you guys are kind of over exaggerating the truth, it may not be the only feature of a camera that matters, however it is a feature, and it is important.
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Umm.
Everyone who has said they don't matter has supplied the same reasoning you just did.
No one has just said, they don't count cause they don't.
 
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