Canon continues to roll out it's HD video capable range of cameras this time squeezing it into it's latest compact the SX200. Megawhat went along to the launch to have a quick look
it does matter if you plan on making big prints. if you want crisp clear images in a large print, then yes the bigger the sensor the better. this is a 12mpx point and shoot, not a 12mpx dslr. if he wants to make big prints, then he shouldn't be looking at this camera. the sensor could be the size of a microdot and it would still make good images for an 8x11, but if he wants something larger 8x11+ then yes noise is better with larger sensors. really he should be looking for less mpx, thou!
sensor size doesn't matter, unless your planning on making a print the size of your home. in fact on these cameras, sensor size decreases image quality and causes a lot of noise that has to be removed by complicated software in the cameras computer.
Love the SX200 model, one of the best of those released.
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gerLd 1 year ago
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0501664699 2 years ago
how much inches is the sensor size?
flip9 2 years ago
Yeah, its the number of mega-pixels vs the sensor size. It will make big difference in low light, higher noise scenarios.
ChristopherAdderley 2 years ago
sensor size does ALWAYS matter, regardless if you want to print big or small or not at all.
it highly influences the noise of the image.
or am i missing your point?
andi1701 2 years ago
it does matter if you plan on making big prints. if you want crisp clear images in a large print, then yes the bigger the sensor the better. this is a 12mpx point and shoot, not a 12mpx dslr. if he wants to make big prints, then he shouldn't be looking at this camera. the sensor could be the size of a microdot and it would still make good images for an 8x11, but if he wants something larger 8x11+ then yes noise is better with larger sensors. really he should be looking for less mpx, thou!
J40d 2 years ago
J40d-------sensor size DOES matter---it's megapixcells that doesnt matter much------buy a dslr--large sensor area = good pictures
sasktank 2 years ago
sensor size doesn't matter, unless your planning on making a print the size of your home. in fact on these cameras, sensor size decreases image quality and causes a lot of noise that has to be removed by complicated software in the cameras computer.
J40d 2 years ago