If you are shooting in Jpg format, what most people use, and each photo is 12 mega pixels the average size of each photo will come out to be about 2.5 MB, allowing the card to hold about 798 photos. If you were shooting in raw each photo would be a size of about 18 MB allowing you to fit about 112 photos on the card. So if you shoot in raw and empty your card frequently a 2 GB memory card will fit enough photos in with no prob. I have a 2 GB card and shoot Jpg and have never ran out of room.
well its depends upon photo size.
well you can store upto 1500 photos..
it still depends upon your photos size..
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Asad
It will vary, but a good approximation is 150 JPEGs.
Depends on the amount of megapixels, if 4MP then then 22888. If 22MP then 4161, photos compressed. If uncompressed 4MP is 2288 and 22MP is 416. Then there is all the MP's in between
It is recommended with a camera that is this sharp you have a minimum of a 1 gigabyte memory card. On this card you can fit approximately 56 pictures depending on the lighting and subject involved.
You can figure it out by dividing 2GB (2 billion) by 12MP (12 million) which works out to roughly 167 photos. The camera compresses the photo data, so you will actually get more photos (something like 200 photos I would guess)
It would hold about 65 photos.
Around 310 6.2MP photos will fit on a 1GB memory card on 'Super Fine (probably the default) If you change the quality of them (Normal, Fine, Super fine, TIFF etc) the number can range from under 100 to nearly 2000.
The number of color pictures that can be stored on a 2GB memory card will vary depending on the megapixels and file size of the photo. It can vary between 1430 photos when the photos are 4 MP and have a file size of 1.2 MB to 260 photos when the photos are 22 MP and have a file size of 6.6 MB.
= How many photos can 19 MB hold at 12 megapixels? =
Because that is a very small memory card.
Depends on the amount of megapixels, if 4MP then then 22888. If 22MP then 4161, photos compressed. If uncompressed 4MP is 2288 and 22MP is 416. Then there is all the MP's in between
The correct answer to this question is, "It all depends." Every camera resolution saves photographs of a particular size, and depending on your camera's resolution you can calculate the image size. As an example, a 4 megapixel camera, saves a 300 kilobyte file. So you calculate the capacity of your memory card as (1024x256)/300 = 800 images 1024 kilobytes make 1MB. 1024 multiplied by 256 gives you the capacity of your memory card in kilobytes. Divide that, by the size of your photograph, to arrive at the number of pictures your memory card can store. In my 12 megapixel Nikon D300 camera, I get jpeg images that are about 2.5mb, which in kilobytes workes out to about 2560kilobytes. This in turn means that a 256 mb card can hold (1024x256)/2560= 102 photographs or so...
You can save photos, videos, or other digital data on an 8GB sd memory card. The 8GB is simply the amount of information that the memory card can hold.
Megapixel denotes image resolution, not storage capacity.
About 6-8 photos.
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This digital photo frame will hold up to 2GB of photos, which at 4 megapixels is around 1,024 photos.
A lot ! As an example - My Fujifilm Finepix S2750 cam - at 12 Megapixels, will take 680 shots at max resolution to fill a 2GB card !
A lot ! As an example - My Fujifilm Finepix S2750 cam - at 12 Megapixels, will take 680 shots at max resolution to fill a 2GB card !