I understand about the resolution and the fact is the resolution only needs to be 72dpi, I'm concerned about image distortion on a 16.9 aspect.
C'mon you lot, views please. I take it that you're concerned about picture resolution.
Any new digital camera with even a low 3 megapixel upwards will be able to get the job done. Just avoid any really cheap ones with funny brand names. The only difference is with higher megapixel, you can zoom in while still retaining good clarity (say, if you took a group photo, and you wanted to zoom in on a particular person).
Also, how you plan to show the pictures will make a difference too.
If you plan to simply plug in the composite video cable (the one with the yellow jack) from your camera, you probably won't have very good resolution especially on a HDTV set even though it is quick and convenient.
If your TV has a built-in memory card reader (some good HDTVs have them now) or if you connect it through your computer via a VGA or DVI cable (most HDTVs have this feature), you will get better picture quality on the screen. You also can control things like zooming, slideshow modes...etc.
With many digital cameras today at 7 megapixels or more, you won't have any problems with picture resolution, not from the camera end anyway. not sure if its the best, but its certainly way up there with them.....the fuji finepix...I had the S5500 model for 18 months before upgrading to a canon SLR...
fantastic quality photos, a 10x optical zoom and video recording facility...also quite cheap to buy now, around the 拢150 price range.
check out my bebo photo page and my tube for the quality of the pics/video.
hope this helps |
