I always though that it was just width x height of the CCD chip in a factor of a million pixels.
So say 1024 x 768 = ~0.7 megapixels right?
I always though that it was just width x height of the CCD chip in a factor of a million pixels.
So say 1024 x 768 = ~0.7 megapixels right?
Wow, photos are really amazing!
There are only 10 types of people in this world; those who understand binary and those who don't.
Well here is the camera I have Canon 10D
MegaPixels are calculated as: W*H*B=MP or Width*Height*BitDepth in low end cameras (consumer). In Pro-line or Pro-Sumer cameras (such as the 10D, 20D, 30D, D100, etc...) its W*H as B is a static measure. Thus you really do get what you pay for and a 10MP Pro has a better resolution and color depth then a 10MP consumer.
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