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How many MB does a typical digital photo use?
The digital photo's MB depends on the brightness in the photo and it depends on contrasts too.
How many pictures can a 512 mb card hold on a 10.3 mega pixel camera?
It depends on the format. In JPEG, it's around 18.
How much is 512 MB of photo space?
512 MB of photo space.
How many photos can be stored on a 700 mb disc?
This can depend on which file type the photo is, how many pixels are in the photos and also the brightness and amount of colour in the photos. Lets say you have a 5 megapixel camera which makes it into a JPEG file, this would mean an average picture would be around 1.6MB. 700MB / 1.6MB = 437.5 Photos
How many pictures does 2 GB card have?
there are atleast 1700 snaps you can storeThis is completely misguided. It is assuming that the stored images are only 1.2 MB (roughly a 3.2 megapixel JPEG at 100%). An assumption that I'm not sure can be made, considering most of today's cameras are at least 6 MP, except for those found in mobile phones.The actual number of images that can be stored on a 2 GB card depends on many factors, including the size (in Megapixels) of the captor, the format of the image stored (RAW vs. JPEG) and, if stored in JPEG, the compression level of the image.Without knowing the specifics of a particular camera, format and compression, it is impossible to say how many can be stored.For example, take a 10.1 MB camera. If you are storing in full size JPEG (each photo would be about 4.5-5 MB) you would get 400-450 on a 2 GB card. If using the same camera in RAW, the images stored will be about 9 MB, so you would be able to get about 222 (2000/9) on a 2 GB card.In order to know how many, there is more information, and some calculations, that have to be done. Many cameras today will tell you, after inserting the memory card, how many photos you will can take given the present camera settings.
How many pixels in a photo at resolution of 1.2-1.6 MB?
about 1.2 to 1.6 million pixels
In 30MB how many pictures can you have on your digital camera?
Depends what camera you have, and what you have the camera set to. Shooting in RAW on my camera, each photo is between 20 and 25MB. Shooting in JPEG you would be able to take a lot more. In small mode on my camera a photo will be about 1 MB. You be best off buying a much bigger memory card, maybe 2 GB if you won't be shooting a lot of photo's. I use a 2 GB and an 8 GB, just to make sure I have enough room when shooting gigs.
How many 4.5Mb images on a 1 Gb memory card?
An average 10 megapixel JPEG* image will be about 4.5MB (megabytes). A 1GB card would be able to hold about 220 of these. hope this helps.
How many megabytes does and average photo use?
usually around 1MB, but it depends on the megapixels of the picture. Mine is 15 megapixels camera
Who invented jpeg?
robert swirsky invented jpeg to push 10 million colors in a photo!
When you retouch a 4.4 mb JPEG in PSP XI somehow it is saved as a 536 kb file How can you stop that?
The nature of a jpeg file is to decrease file size by a compression logarithm that takes out some information. Each time a jpeg file is saved it is compressed further, losing more information each time. Save the file as a psd file before any editing, then when finished save as a jpeg, retaining the psd file if further changes are needed.
How much space does a high resolution photo take up on your memory card?
The amount of space a high-resolution photo takes up on a memory card depends on several factors, including the resolution of the image, the file format used, and the compression applied to the image. Here are some approximate file sizes for high-resolution photos in common formats: JPEG: JPEG is a commonly used compressed image format. The file size of a JPEG image can vary based on factors like image resolution and compression level. A high-resolution JPEG image from a modern digital camera can range from a few megabytes to tens of megabytes in size. For example, a 20-megapixel JPEG image might be around 5-10 megabytes in size, depending on the content and compression settings. RAW: RAW is an uncompressed or minimally compressed image format that preserves all the data captured by the camera's sensor. RAW files tend to be much larger than JPEG files because they contain more information. The file size of a RAW image can vary widely depending on the camera model and the resolution of the image sensor. RAW files from high-resolution DSLR cameras can range from 20 to 50 megabytes or more per image. TIFF: TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a lossless image format commonly used for high-quality images and professional photography. TIFF files are typically uncompressed or use lossless compression, resulting in large file sizes. A high-resolution TIFF image can range from tens to hundreds of megabytes in size, depending on the resolution and color depth.
