According to David Pogue, they don’t. He did an experiment for a television series where he took a photo with 5, 8, and 13 megapixel cameras, then blew them up to 16×24 by downing the resolution twice.
He posted the poster in Times Square and only one of many passersby were able to tell the difference, and he thought she was just lucky.
Will this change your philosophy or purchasing decisions?
What do you think? Do megapixels matter?
According to David Pogue, they don’t. He did an experiment for a television series where he took a photo with 5, 8, and 13 megapixel cameras, then blew them up to 16×24 by downing the resolution twice.
He posted the poster in Times Square and only one of many passersby were able to tell the difference, and he thought she was just lucky.
Will this change your philosophy or purchasing decisions?
What do you think? Do megapixels matter?
According to David Pogue, they don’t. He did an experiment for a television series where he took a photo with 5, 8, and 13 megapixel cameras, then blew them up to 16×24 by downing the resolution twice.
He posted the poster in Times Square and only one of many passersby were able to tell the difference, and he thought she was just lucky.
Will this change your philosophy or purchasing decisions?
What do you think? Do megapixels matter?