how do i increase mega pixels on photos?

Question

i am trying to download photos into ebay and in order to supersize them they must be at least 400 mega pixel size. How do I increase the mega pixels when taking photos?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I think you maybe a little off on your understanding of the sizing of a digital picture. Most formats, jpg for instance, will size up at a variety of pixels. 240 x 360 would be a modest vga size. Most uploads to eBay proper would limit to a certain "file size" .

If you are talking about on the camera, typically most digital camera with function will let you size the photo for a range of clarity/detail and thus in turn the size of the file. ( Note if you are just trying to take a file and change it's size? Go to Windows paint a select a sizing option to place the pic to the desired size if it is possible)

The second link below is the forum section at eBay. Perhaps you could review and find a more specific answer.....Good luck.

Answer 3

Depending on the size you want to print, you can use a quality 3.2MP camera to get good prints. I have a 5MP camera that makes great images, even printed on 8.5X11 glossy paper. Don't forget, the printer is a major factor in printed quality. Beyond that, anything above 5MP will work well. Most cameras today will be 8MP or above and still only cost around $100. Just stick with a known brand like Olympus, Nikon, Canon, Sony, Sanyo, Kodak, Fuji, etc. Ignore digital zoom, it will ruin you images, focus on optical zoom.

Answer 4

you have to adjust this either on your digital cam or on your computer as you scan the photos in. if you have a digita camera, you need to go into the menu (try consulting your instructional booklet)

Answer 5

you don't whatever your camera's mP's are that's what they are. you can change your pictuer settings to a more finer photo and bigger resolution that might help. they take up more space but are more in depth than just regular photo mode on your camera.

Answer 6

in your camera settings menu select largest image size and fine image quality