A pic request. 2MP vs 3MP vs 4MP digicams.

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Hey guys, tried google, but all it comes up with is subjective stuff.

I wanna buy a digicam, and just wonder if anyone can post a pic taken from a 2megapixel digicam, 3megapixel, and 4 megapixel one.

Prefferably in original JPG format, not resized or anything.

If you have any of these cams, just take a pic of anything and please post it up.

thanks ;p
 
3.2 Fuji, cost me $151 from new egg. Both pics are 3.2m they look better as they get smaller :)

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Awww cute kid!!!

Thanks for the post bud. Now someone hook us up with 2mp and 4mp. ;p
 
did you consider posting this in the digital camera forum ?!
 
Originally posted by mikey63
I've got a Sony DSC S-85 that is 4.1 megapixels. This camera is actually discontinued, because its been replaced with the 5 megapixel V1.

here's a crop from a macro pic..

http://threewheeling.f0e.net/misc/macro.jpg

here's a few more uncropped pics..

http://threewheeling.f0e.net/s85/
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The picture of that airport looks a lot like the airport in San Diego. Is it? My family and I vactioned in San Diego a couple of years back.
 
Thanks for all the replies guys. Someone with a 2mp cam chime in ;p


Originally posted by ullyeus
did you consider posting this in the digital camera forum ?!
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I would have, if I knew it existed :D
 
is a 2 ghz athlon the same as a 2 ghz P4? no.

a 3 mp canon is not the same as a 3 mp HP.

Image quality is what you should be looking for, not megapixels...
 
hehe, although you are right, I should at least know what an average 2mp, 3mp or 4mp digicams are like.

I can always log onto cnet and see that X cam is ok. But i need to know wether i need a 2mp, 3mp or 4mp for my needs.

Makes sense?
 
Shouldn't you be more interested in quality not hugeness? (In related to a bad photo from a 4 mp camera.) The best thing to do if you want a size/print quality comparison is to get the 3/4/5 mp photos from the same camera. You can, with I imagine all cameras, adjust the resolution depending on what your output is going to be. (No sense in capturing a 4 mp image if you are just emailing it.
 
Originally posted by adam30k
Shouldn't you be more interested in quality not hugeness? (In related to a bad photo from a 4 mp camera.) The best thing to do if you want a size/print quality comparison is to get the 3/4/5 mp photos from the same camera. You can, with I imagine all cameras, adjust the resolution depending on what your output is going to be. (No sense in capturing a 4 mp image if you are just emailing it.
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I wanted to say it but figured it would be a lost cause.

MP count is far from the only thing that matters and it's key that you keep that in mind when chosing whats best for you
 
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