02-04-2022 04:08 PM - edited 02-04-2022 04:09 PM
I have an EOS 60D 18 Megapixels and a 6D that's 20 Megapixaels. I'll make two statements that I think are true:
1. The 60D has higher pixel density than the 6D.
2. The 6D's pixels are larger.
Right?
What full-frame megapixel count would give equivalent pixel density to the aps-c 18 MP sensor? Is there a simple ratio? Like 1.6?
02-04-2022 05:21 PM
Ratio between 60D and 6D pixel density is 2.3. Multiply 20MP for 6D by the ratio equals 46MP.
As a check, pixel density of 45MP EOS R5 is 5.21.
02-06-2022 04:55 PM
I will add a .2 difference is not going to make a big difference. Probably not even detectable unless you are at extreme enlargements. Your statements one and two are correct but not significant in this case.
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