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Changing the megapixels of my digital camera? |
I bought a 7.1 megapixel Canon digital camera. How do I reduce the megapixels in order to be able to store more pictures? If I do this, will I ever be able to change it back? I know you can change it because my aunt changed hers, but it was a different kind of camera so we couldn't figure out how to do mine. I've been reading through the guide and going through the menu, but I cannot figure out how to make it less than 7.1 so that I can store more pictures. It is certainly possible to change the number of pixels on your camera, but without knowing which model, I can't tell you how exactly. Just look around in the menu on the camera, or in the guide that came with it, and YES, you will definitely be able to change it back. It's not possible to change the number of megapixels, but it is possible to change the mode of which you are taking the photos. Try using Manual mode instead of Auto...and make sure the ISO level isn't too high. you cant change the mega pixels because 7.1 mega pixel mean you have 7.1 million pixels on your camera the more pixels the bigger or better resolution the picture can get Most cameras allow you to select your image quality in an options menu. |
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