How many photos can be stored in a 15MB digital camera?

5--15 sheets.

How many photos can I store on a Canon A710 camera with a 1G card (1000M)?

The number of photos stored in a 1G card is not fixed, it is related to the ** definition and compression ratio you choose when shooting. The higher the resolution, the larger the file, the less the number of storage, the general manual has a more detailed description, the higher the resolution selected, the larger the file, the less the number of stored sheets, generally about 500. Here are the storage numbers for the Canon A710:

Record the number of pixels, very fine, fine, average.

l (Large, 1897, 902.)

m1 (medium, 1395, 695

m2 (medium, 893, 445

m3 (medium, 558, 278,

s (small, 150, 84,

Postcards 1600, 1200, 558

l m1 m2 m3 s = compression rate.

1000k=1m

It depends on how big the ** you are photographing. 1600x1200 is estimated to take about fifteen photos.

Five million pixels can probably save less than ten.

The main thing is to look at the size of the pixels of your photo, and the size of a picture is generally 1m 2m

There are several factors that determine this, and there is no fixed size.

1. The image size factor set on the camera, from a full-size image of 4000x3000 pixels to a screen size of 640x480.

2. Storage format and compression ratio factors, high-end machines and SLR have lossless storage format RAW, if you shoot at the maximum resolution, the file is about 12M or more. With lossy compression storage formats such as JPG, the file size will be much smaller, and the degree of compression can be set in the camera, such as Canon cameras are divided into extremely fine, fine, and average, and the extremely fine stored files are three times the size of the general stored files. Of course, the loss of image information is quite large if it is over-compressed.

3. The complexity of the picture, the more complex the picture structure, the more colorful and colorful, the larger the file due to the rich amount of information. Conversely, if there is a large area of uniform monochrome background, the file size will be much smaller.

To sum up, a 12-million-pixel machine can take full-size photos, and the RAW format is stored at about 12M, the ultra-fine JPG is stored at about 4M, and the high compression ratio JPG is stored at about 1M.

Since there is no loss of information in the RAW format, there is a lot of leeway for post-processing. The file only has a high compression ratio of 1m**, and there is very little room for later adjustment. It is recommended that you choose to store ** with minimal information loss to facilitate post-production.

Agree with what the partner said above.

1g card means that its capacity is 1024m, and it can put less **, depending on the size of a single **:

A **8 million pixels**3m or so. 1G card can put about 330 pieces**.

13 million pixels** transport shirt, a single sheet is about 5m, and about 200 pieces can be placed next to the 1g card**.

16 million pixels**, a single sheet is about 8m, and a 1G card can put about 120 sheets**.

24 million pixels**, a single sheet is about 15m, and a 1g card can put about 68 sheets**.

How many digital camera memory cards can be stored**, related to the capacity of the memory card and the maximum number of pixels that can be photographed by the camera, only the size of the card is 128MB, and it is not said what camera it is used for, and the number of photos that can be taken cannot be judged.

With the current mainstream camera 2000 24 million pixel camera, it is about 8 15m to shoot a picture under normal lighting conditions, and it is nearly 20m for a higher-end camera with more than 30 million pixels. For 128m a camera that was not big ten years ago, the camera with 300 5 million pixels at that time was only 1 3m a, and it was only about 50 60 shots**, so now look at this kind of card, the current camera will not be able to shoot at most 10 15 shots, it is recommended to buy a memory card with a capacity of more than 8 16g now.

1,300,000 pixels are about 120-300k at (1024*768), and there will be different sizes depending on the color, so you can put about 500 sheets on 128m.

If your camera is more than 5 million pixels, the average photo will be more than 2 meters, and you can only store about 60 photos.

What is the highest pixel in your digital camera?

To give you an example, let's say 6 million pixels, one ** is pulled to the farthest (i.e. does not enlarge the image), and one ** is between 1 and 2 m, and the size depends on the brightness and complexity of the color. In general, the scenery is about the right and the people are on the left and right. This way your camera will be able to take about 80 to 90 shots.

If the pixel is relatively high, a ** is about 3m.

128 can take more than 40 photos.

If the pixel tone is low, you can take 100 shots.

No matter how good the battery is, it depends on how the camera is used. If you keep the flash on, the battery will definitely use up quickly. Also, don't check the ** for too long, don't keep turning on and off. Then there's the question of whether you're charging the right way.

If you do it correctly, it's generally okay to shoot 300 shots.

I don't know the model of the camera, but look at this card is a few years ago, if you put it in the original camera, the camera pixel was low at that time, and the generated ** was also small, you can take three or four hundred shots. In the cameras produced now, a piece of three or four trillion can not be stored in two hundred. If you save it in RAW format, you can only save one or twenty copies.

A general digital photo is about 3m, and yours should be 512m memory, and you can basically take about 150 photos.

It depends on what resolution you're using, or what environmental factors you're using! About 600-280 or so.