I've been looking at two new point-and-shoot cameras - the Sony DSC-TX7 and the Canon Powershot S90. But strangely, both models only have 10 megapixels while costing more than many other cameras that typically offer 12-14 megapixels. I know you can't only consider the megapixel count, but why is this the case?
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Answer by Vintage Music
5,6, or 7 megapixels is more than enough to get an excellent enlargement of 8X10. Without comparing cameras, could be one has many more features or more optical zoom.
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