To be more specific: will you get better 4 x 6 inch prints from a 3 or 4 Megapixel camera versus a 2 Megapixel...

How much resolution is enough? (When should I stop caring if they add more resolution to new models?)

Prints and high resolution images are not a part of the package. You get 12 photos ready to use online only. If you'd like prints or high-resolution images, you will have to order it directly from your photographer for a separate charge.

Yes. Maximum print size and print quality is determined by file size for each image or pixel count. Here's a basic way of looking at it. Keep in mind sharpness is a subjective term to some degree. In this case it is relative to sharpness of a film camera print of the same size. We have an online service, the link is on the our Home Page called....Fotowire... when you upload your image the software tells you if the image is good enough for us to print it. Here are some general parameters.

Whenever you want to download an image in high-resolution format you have to register using your personal access details. Every image found by a search can be downloaded. You do not need your basket or light box. Click on the image so that it appears in the enlarged view. You will see a button called 'Download JPEG' underneath the image. Click on it. The rest of the process is dependent on the browser you are using. Click on the 'Download JPEG' button. Image opens in browser window.

You keep the prints and the high resolution image files. You can make as many reprints and enlargements from the files as you would like for the personal use of you, your friends, and your family. You can use the lab of your choice, or one of my recommendations. I encourage you to make copies of the DVD for your family; that way they can make all the photographs they want, and you'll have back-up DVDs if yours were to be lost or damaged.

Yes, buying the Digital Image File is the modern equivalent of "owning the negative" in traditional photography. With the Digital Image File you can share your photos with friends and family, email them, print them, view them on screen, and add them to your own website . . . the non-commercial possibilities are virtually endless.

Yes. The Pixera Camera will capture an image at the resolution you choose regardless of the resolution the monitor can display.

Since lattice fringes can only be resolved at high magnifications, the suitable CCD camera would be the MS600HP since it can easily achieve the high magnifications required.

CopyCam has approximately the resolution of a 3.5-megapixel digital camera across the whiteboard surface. Yes! A Microsoft Windows application is provided on the CD-ROM that allows you to create a floppy diskette that CopyCam can read. You can change all one-time settings by using such a floppy diskette. In order to protect your LAN security, CopyCam cannot send any information to the Internet without you explicitly telling it to do so.

The High resolution is 640 x 480 pixels; the Medium is 320 x 240 pixels; and the Low is 160 x 120 pixels.

Absolutely. As for archival qualities, film negatives are vulnerable to degradation from dust, light, heat, humidity and other elements. No matter how carefully they are stored, they will start to noticeably deteriorate and change color after about 15 years. This is due to the unstable dyes used in the traditional wet-chemical process. By comparison, photographs properly stored as high-resolution digital files on DVD are virtually impervious to environmental conditions, and can last forever.

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For the best printing results, follow these guidelines when ordering prints. The required print size is listed on the left of the table. The right hand column recommends the minimum resolution you need to print a particular size photograph. When you expand an image / picture, you "stretch" the pixels. This means that the higher the resolution (the larger the number of pixels in the picture) the larger you can print the picture, because it requires less "stretching" of the pixels.

Screen resolution affects the size of the desktop in graphical operating systems such as Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, Me and OS/2 Warp. More icons, word-processing lines, spreadsheet cells, and larger graphics in graphic developing suites are displayed on the desktop using a higher resolution. The four standard PC resolutions are VGA, Super VGA, and XGA. Each resolution is measured in pixels, which are picture elements of the screen.

Yes, you can make 24-bit/96 kHz mixes that are DVD ready, and still create standard Red Book CDs from that playlist. MasterLink will use its state-of-the-art internal sampling rate converter and dithering algorithm to make a standard audio CD that sounds almost as good as the high-resolution originals, even though it's 16-bit/44.1 kHz. Back

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Our images are printed on archival photographic paper by the respected Frontier Printer. You won't be able to tell the difference between a digital print and a regular print. The photographs last just as long as normal prints because the paper is exposed to light, processed, and washed just like a normal print from a film camera. We do not print our images on a inkjet printer, they are professionally printed by a digital lab.

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In addition to the 1000's of hours we spend each year, shooting in under all types of conditions and in all types of places, we also invest 1000's and 1000's of dollars each year in equipment and archival systems, in order to be able to capture, process, and maintain these incredible images. Each time someone steals a photo to make their own print, or uses a photo without permission, they are diminishing our ability to produce and preserve this photographic legacy.

This is a question that you must compare "apples to apples" with. People often say, "digital is better," which is usually true. However, a professional, high-end Analog (meaning "non-digital) camera will definitely have a better picture quality than a consumer grade digital camera someone can find at a Best Buy. Typically shooting on digital is preferable, but not always better. Always be sure to compare apples to apples when you are comparing equipment.

Resolution is a measurement unit of the camera's clarity. A cameras resolution is determined by the number of horizontal video lines (320~480 lines) that the camera needs in order to reproduce the desired image. The higher the resolution number, the sharper the image will be. The illumination factor LUX (1/10 of a foot candle) is a standardized unit to measure a camera's sensitivity to light. The lower the number, the less light it will need to reproduce a clear image.

Resolution is a measurement unit of the camera's clarity. The resolution is high, the camera image is better clearer. "Lux" can affect account of light .If you want see clear under the low light, the more lower the "Lux" ,the more better one.

We recommend at least 1.3 megapixels or 1280 by 960 resolution. Lower resolution cameras work just fine with Whiteboard Photo, but you may have to take multiple pictures of a whiteboard or blackboard to capture the entire contents.