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I'm looking at camcorders and I get this information sometimes. How can I know what is the resolution ?
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0.6 Mpixels?
Or do you mean something like 952*714? |
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Well, the square root of 680000 is 824.6, so it would be 824 pixels square.
This calculator says that, in standard 4:3 ratio, it would be 898 x 673 pixels. So a bit better than SVGA, but not as good as XGA. Ah...Looks like the calc I linked to doesn't support the second decimal place in Megapixels, so Billy Bobskys 952 x 714 is the correct answer. Still (just) sub-XGA but above SVGA |
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That was the kind of answer I was expecting.
Thx guys ! |
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The equations are fairly simple:
h*l = 680000 l/h=4/3 etc. |
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