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Compact digital camera resolution comparison
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To measure resolving power we photographed
our test chart with each camera set to its best quality JPEG settings. We
then set the lenses to an aperture of f8 (or closest where the compact didn't
allow it). The crops are taken from the originals and presented here at
100%. Each number represents 100 lines per picture height (lpph), so a figure
of 18 means a resolution of 1800 lpph. In this technical test, the Sony N1 leaps ahead of its rivals, resolving 1900 lpph. Again, the Fujifilm F11 is second, followed closely by the Canon A620, with the Pentax S6 trailing behind. |
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1600 lpph, 7.3-29.2mm at 13mm, f8, 1/25, 50 ISO
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1650 lpph, 8-24mm at 18mm, f8, 1/34, 80 ISO
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Pentax Optio S6
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Sony Cybershot DSC-N1
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1400 lpph, 6.2-18.6mm at 13mm, f6.5, 1/160, 64 ISO
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1900 lpph, 7.9-23.7mm at 16mm, f11, 1/13, 64 ISO
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1700 lpph, 7.3-29.2mm at 13mm, f8, 1/25, 50 ISO
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1800 lpph, 8-24mm at 18mm, f8, 1/34, 80 ISO
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Pentax Optio S6
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1500 lpph, 6.2-18.6mm at 13mm, f6.5, 1/160, 64 ISO
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1900 lpph, 7.9-23.7mm at 16mm, f11, 1/13, 64 ISO
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| Fujifilm FinePix F11 See FinePix F30 review and video tour |
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-N1 See Sony N2 review and video tour |
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