How many megapixels must a digital camera have before the wife is satisfied with a photo of herself?
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If your wife is like mine, there will never be enough megapixels!
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It depends how many you put there.... You could for instance have an 8-bit grayscale JPEG, or a 24-bit full-colour JPEG. The bit depth isn't fixed.\n\nRawlyn.
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The best camera is by far a Nikon there are about a billion (not literally!) accesaries and lenses to add to it. I suguest taking a photograpy class at a local college. or just start independently. go to a local park and scope the scenery. try what works and what dosent. you may even find a cute couple who would be willing to pose for you if you emailed them a copy of their pics! Done that before! the couple ended up using the photos for their engagement announcements! saved them $ and gave me experience! hope that helps! \nP.S. if you don't want to pay full price for a camera try EBay!
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Digital imaging device, like a digital camera.
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Great question!\n\nThe human eye and the real world have a range of light and dark values from 100,000 to 1.\n\nMedia like film and digital cameras have traditionally only been able to capture or show about 500 to 1 in ranges.\n\nThe next generation of digital cameras will compete on pixel quality and range sensitivity, not just megapixels.\n\nSee the cool links below:
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u get a picture of her
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KEEP THE PHOTOGRAPH OF HER IN YOUR POCKET.
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Not sure who would have a problem with a pic,guess it is their issue to sort out lol\n\nI do however wonder why since you are a MARRIED mom of 4 why it would matter what you look like *shrugs*
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That depends on your photo size. Let say that they are about 5 megs a piece. If a standard CD holds 700 Mb you could put approximately 140 photo's on the CD. Just take the size of the CD, whether it be a 650 Mb, 700 Mb or 800 Mb CD and divide by the average photo size. To be safe round up, for example, if your photo's are 4.85 Mb, round it up to 5 Mb. Hope that this answers your question, Good Luck
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Nope.  It's just a fundamental law of video editing.  If you enlarge a photo or video, there will be pixilation.
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Wife...with protection.
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Way back in the olden days, I used to take my SLR with 2 lenses, 28-50 for wide shots and 75-200 with a 2x coupler for close ups. Never had a problem, but then again there was no terrorists problems back then. I still have some nice shots of Mike Schmidt, Greg Luzinski and Steve Carlton somewhere at my mother's house. I think as long as you let them search your bag, you're okay.
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It works... (see mine!)   Just use any digital camera to capture your image (b&w works best, as it is a smaller file) and make it as small as possible!   Save as a gif or jpg, and voila!
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Yes, make sure your pictures are 100kb or less. If they are huge files (like over a MB or 2) Then you need to make them smaller.
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Well, in my experience, good photos happen when the person being photographed is comfortable with the camera, the person taking the picture, and with their pose. Also, a relaxed and easy smile is always a winner. But, that's just my opinion.
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One millionth of a second looks like this .000001. That is not a lot of time. A millionth of a second is so useless that if you took a picture every millionth of a second that you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between most of the pictures. Plus you would need 1,000,000 pictures to have a second.
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Well since no one else seems to have answered your question, I'll try my best. Digital cameras take really good quality photos, and it makes editing your photos handy because you can upload your photos to a PC and touch them up with software like Adobe Photoshop.