| So you recently bought a digital camera
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| | does your camera have? A pixel is a light
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| or perhaps your thinking about it. And
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| | sensing cell on the image pickup
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| perhaps you may be wondering how many
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| | device.The higher number of pixels, the
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| pictures will your computer hold? First
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| | higher the resolution or picture quality
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| you need to answer a few questions to
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| | of the camera. A higher pixel number will
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| come to an accurate conclusion. First,
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| | also require more storage space in your
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| how big is your hard drive and how much
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| | camera and computer for a picture. How
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| free space does it currently have? You
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| | much storage does each picture need? If
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| can find the answer to that question by
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| | you have a 2M pixel camera, a high
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| first left-clicking on "My Computer:"
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| | resolution picture will require storage
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| Right-click on "C drive." A menu should
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| | in the range of 500kb. Two 500 kb
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| appear. Left-click on "Properties." A pie
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| | pictures would occupy 1 MB. If that one
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| chart should be displayed that will show
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| | picture requires 500kB of storage, you
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| you the size of the hard drive and how
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| | should be able to store 2000 pictures of
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| much of the disk drive is free. Your next
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| | that size in 1 gigabyte of disk space.
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| step is too know how many mega pixels
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