Yes, technology is amazing, but don't you think sometimes that with all this technology we going further away from the art of photography?
Even my original question, it's about sensor, megapixels.
It's more like technology question than photography.
Whats more important than the pixels, is the glass you put in front of those sensors. Its a shame people rush after megapixel numbers instead of first focusing (hurr)on the glass.[/quote]
Thank you, it makes sense to me. I like my D200 and want to keep using it. Like you said - I'll focus on getting a better lens.
Hi everyone, I am relatively new to digital photography but not to photography in general. Trying to find an answer to my question. The number of megapixels keep getting larger and larger and yet sensor size stays the same. It means that pixel size is getting smaller and smaller. I read a number of articles on the subject and many agree that the size of the pixel way more important than number of pixels for IQ. And yet all new Nikon DX cameras are 24MP and people are saying that images are getting better.
If I choose to buy a new camera it would be 24MP because they all are. If the pixel size is more important why itÂ’s getting smaller? What do you think? Thank you in advance.