(from the article `Digital Consumer Electronics Boom`) The digital camera industry stressed increasing a camera`s capability by offering units with more megapixels. (A megapixel is one million of the ...
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(Digital cameras and photo printers) For Megapixel the transducer of a digitalcamera has around 1 Mio. Pixels.
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- Means 'a million pixels' and is the measurement of a digital camera's resolution. Example: A CCD that has 1000(W) x 1000(H) = 1,000,000 pixels, and produces a good quality 5' x 7' print. See also Digital Camera, Pixel.
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Digital photos are made up of dots of coloured light called pixels (picture element). To make a photo requires millions of pixels (mega pixels). The more mega pixels a camera has, the smoother and clearer the photos will be.
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A megapixel is one million pixels. Used to describe the resolution of a digital camera. The higher the number, the sharper the picture due to more pixels in the image.
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The manufacturers way of describing the resolution of a Digital camera; a 6 megapixel camera has a resolution of 6 million pixels. (see Pixel)
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A megapixel is equivalent to one million pixels. The higher resolution a camera has, the more pixels in the image and the clearer the picture will be.
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This is the CCD (or CMOS) resolution of one million pixels. Digicams are commonly rated by Megapixels. You multiply the horizontal resolution by the vertical resolution to get the total pixel count. For example 2590 x 1920 = 5 Megapixels.
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