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Originally Posted by yanglike
ok but doesn't the number of mega pixels make the difference ?
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Depends what you're using the camera for. If you're photographing something to put up on a 20-foot roadside billboard, then more Mp the better.
If you're just photographin' for the web, pretty much anything over 4-6Mp is overkill. I shoot with a 4.1Mp olympus e10 dslr and its just right for web content - gives me good latitude for cropping. 8-10mP or greater is good for high-quality print applications.
That said, all the megapixels in the world won't make a mediocre photographer into a great photographer.
