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How many kilobytes is a high resolution photo?
A high resolution photo can range from 2 to 5 megabytes, which is equivalent to 2000 to 5000 kilobytes.
How many hi-resolution photographs would fit on a megabyte?
The number of high-resolution photographs that can fit on a megabyte depends on the image format and compression. For example, a typical high-resolution JPEG image might range from about 1 to 5 megabytes, depending on its dimensions and quality settings. Therefore, on average, you might fit only a fraction of a single high-resolution photo on a megabyte, likely around one image or less. In contrast, lower-resolution images could fit several dozen to hundreds within the same space.
What is the average size of a photo?
The average size of a photo is typically around 2-5 megabytes, depending on the resolution and quality of the image.
How many pixels in a photo at resolution of 1.2-1.6 MB?
about 1.2 to 1.6 million pixels
How do you reduce MB from any photos?
Using a photo editor, reduce both the size and resolution. A web-ready photo does not need to be at highest resolution; it should also be under 50k in size. There are many free photo editors online, plus Windows might come with a free editor.
How many pictures can you store on a 16-MB disk?
It depends on the resolution of the picture - the number of pixels. At fairly high resolution only about 10 pictures.
What is the average photo file size for images taken with a modern digital camera?
The average photo file size for images taken with a modern digital camera is around 3 to 6 megabytes, depending on the camera's resolution and settings.
How much is 512 MB of photo space?
512 MB of photo space.
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 manny KB in .44 mb?
.44*1024=450.56kb
How many megabytes is a good quality photo?
A good quality photo typically ranges from 2 to 5 megabytes in size.
How much space does a high resolution photo take up on your memory card?
It depends on a few things. 1. Exactly how high is the resolution? 5 MP (which would be about 2600, 2000 pixels), 10 MP, 20 MP? Depending on its intended use, the relative term "high resolution" could mean a number of things. It could even mean 1 MP depending on the situation. 2. What format is the picture in? For example, TIFF, various RAW formats, and Jpeg are all common for photographs. What is the source and what is the format? TIFFs are huge files, RAW files are very big, and jpegs, the most common, are reasonably small. (RAW files straight out of an SLR are about three times the size of a jpeg.) 3. If it is jpeg, what is the compression level (between 1 and 12, or between 1% and 100%)? For example, a 5 MP image with high-quality compression (like 100% or level 12) could take up a couple megabites, while the same picture at a lower compression of 5 could be about 400 KB. A compression of level 10 is fairly common out of cameras, and a 5 MP photograph with level 10 compression could be just over 1 MB. 4. To a lesser extent, how complex is the picture? For example, a solid black background with a yellow smily face would take up less room than a complex, sharp photograph of a forrest. So, to take assumptions, a 10 MP jpeg at level 10 JPEG compression of a typical picture could be about 3 MB. It should be noted that the picture takes up no more room on a memory card than it does on a computer hard drive. However, if you want to know what portion of the memory card is used by the photo, it depends on the size of the card. For a typical 512 MB memory card and the example of a 3 MB file size photo, the photo would take up about 1/170th of the card. Of course, any of my assumed variables can be very different resulting in a very different storage usage.
