Nikon camera pixels and print size, with Nikon Friends in!

m is the number of pixels, and m is mega - mega, million. 12m is 12 million, and 8m is 8 million ......

**The size of the domestic name is 5 inches, 6 inches, 7 inches ......, the value is taken from the longer side, 1 inch (referring to the inch) =

If you wash a 6-inch photo, the size of the photo is inch). In this way, the ratio of ** is 4:3, and the camera's 12m m m m 2048*1536

2m m 1280 * 960 These are all 4:3 ratios, and you can directly wash this ratio without cutting. The 6-inch ** can be washed directly like this.

Generally, the photo washing shop is washed according to the resolution of 300 pixels, and there are special requirements (such as doing a film festival or wedding photo or something) to increase the pixels according to the requirements of the guests, but the naked eye generally does not look closely and cannot tell the difference between 300 or 400. Norix's 1.8 million or so laser machines only support 300 dpi.

Generally, if you wash 6 inches according to 300 resolution, 5 million pixels are enough, and you don't need 8 million or even 12 million, which is a waste of storage space.

And :9 3968*2232 These two are relatively wide, for example, when watching a movie on TV, there are two black edges on the top and bottom, if you wash such a photo into a 4:3 ratio, it will be cut off a part of the photo or there is a blank edge to be left.

1:1 2992*2992 is a square of nearly 9 million pixels**, which is actually the function of the camera, which covers both sides of the 12 million pixels and automatically becomes a square. This function can facilitate some beginner users to take some special size photos, and it is also a fun feature, but it is generally not suitable for washing out.

Nowadays, many places to wash the 5 inches (5 is also called 6 inches, what diagonals are 6 inches is 6 inches**, such photos are actually close: 4, the length or width of one side is missing, in essence, it is to deceive consumers, overcharge in disguise, unfair competition. It is good to ask for clarity beforehand at the time of washing.

I'm also a Nikon user. This issue has never been studied, though.

Personally, I think that being able to shoot at the largest size is the most ideal, which is convenient for post-cutting and retouching. As for the printing problem, you can contact the ** company. I am seven inches out of the minimum, and I have set a rule with the company to keep all my content.

m refers to the size of **.

If you shoot 6 inches in 3:2 format, you don't need to cut it, the master of the printing shop told me.

Although I am a Nikon user, I don't have much research on these.

The limit of the resolution of the human eye is about 300 dpi

You can figure it out yourself.

First of all, your guess is correct.

A pixel is simply the largest usable pixel.

As for the imaging effect.

There is no difference in image size to imaging effect.

It only affects how big it can be magnified.

It is recommended to use only the largest pixels. Highest image quality.

A 12-megapixel file is nothing more than 3-6MB.

Hello! That's right!

However, if our memory card is large enough, it is recommended to shoot in the largest size and most detailed mode. In this way, there is more room for ** cutting in the later stage. If you set it small, there's no room for cropping.

A 24 million pixel RAW file should be maintained between 30m and 60m.

The original meaning of raw is "raw". It can be understood that the RAW image is the raw data that the CMOS or CCD image sensor converts the captured light source signal into a digital signal. A RAW file is a type of recording of a digital source from a mega camera.

The raw information of the sensor also records some metadata generated by the camera, such as ISO settings, shutter speed, aperture bridge carrying value, and white balance.

etc.). RAW is an unprocessed and uncompressed format that can be conceptualized as "raw image encoded data" or more figuratively referred to as "digital negatives". RAW format.

The full name of is rawimage format, which is called primitive in programming.

So RAW files are comparatively much larger than JPGs.

The small size of RAW will have a certain impact on the image quality, and the delicacy of the image will naturally be poor if the pixel is low.

NEF is the suffix for Nikon's RAW format files. Generally, the size of a ** is around 30m, raw, in fact, strictly speaking, it is not a **format, but a file format that stores ** information, to be opened with professional software, and exported, and finally to save and print with jpge, if you go out to play, it is not recommended to use raw, one is because it is not easy to handle, and the other is because the storage amount is too large.

If you insist on shooting with RAW, you need a minimum of two SanDisk 32G, and the writing speed is 80M S SD card, which can ensure that the number of shots is 500+ and 600 shots faster, and the high writing speed is because the shooting file is large, if the writing speed is not enough, it will be very awkward. Hope it will be useful to the landlord

Hello, the file size is related to the quality, the large amount of the file is large, the small amount of the file is small, the pixels may be the same, but the file size is not the same, you can use your camera to take a picture at noon when the light is stronger, see how big it is. D610 is generally 8G is enough, but it is really not possible to buy two 8G cards, and it is not a big problem to play for half a month.

With 24.66 million pixels, the NEF file is about 30MB or so. Prepare at least 32g cards for a week.

My D600 is about 22M, and it is estimated that D610 is the same if it is not more than 25M, and I also think that I will buy at least 32G

The size setting is the pixel setting. As for the intrinsic pixels of the camera, they are determined by the CMOS itself and are not adjustable, and the adjustment does not have any closed dust meaning. Method 1:

1. Power on; 2. Gently press the sedan door to enter the photo mode; 3. Press and hold the "Qual" button on the left side of the LCD screen with your left hand, turn the sub-command dial in front with your right hand, and select one of "L", "M" and "S" on the shoulder screen. See page 63 of the User Manual for details. Method 2:

1. Power on; 2. Press the "menu" button on the left side of the LCD screen; 3. Enter the "Shooting Menu"; 4. Select "Image Size". 5. Select one of the "Large", "Medium", and "Small". See page 165 of the Owner's Manual for details.

Remember.

The size setting is the pixel setting. As for the inherent pixels of the camera, they are not adjustable as determined by the CMOS itself, and there is no point in adjusting them.

Method 1: 1. Turn on;

2. Tap to open the door to enter the photo mode;

3. Press and hold the "Qual" button on the left side of the LCD screen with your left hand, turn the front sub-command dial with your right hand, and select one of "L", "M", and "S" on the shoulder screen.

See page 63 of the User Manual for details.

Method 2: 1. Start up;

2. Press the "menu" button on the left side of the LCD screen;

3. Enter the "Shooting Menu";

4. Select "Image Size".

5. Select one of the "Large", "Medium", and "Small".

See page 165 of the Owner's Manual for details.

The quality of the photo is the size, L represents the larger size that can be enlarged, followed by M, the minimum size is S, you can refer to the manual corresponding to L m S to find the ** size.

l m s correspond to different pixels.

The number of pixels determines the clarity of **, simply put, how many times it can be magnified.

The pixels are fixed and cannot be set.