how many mega-pixles do you think the resolution of our eye is?

Question

of course our eye is also a kind of camera!!!

Answer 1

We process the information as a continuous function of sorts not in discrete packets like a digital camera. That's like asking how many Mega-pixels an old analog camera had...

Answer 2

If you were to compare it to a single lens reflex camera, our eye would be between 50 and 55 millimeters. That's why a 35mm camera shot always seems small compared to what we saw in the first place. Not quite sure about megapixels, though.

Answer 3

a complicated answer, as our brain analyses vectors and not picture elements, and our eyes are usually 3 dimensional by nature. It also depends on the state of our brain and the processed image.

In a peak situation I would say that our eyes would exceed the best of digital cameras. When we are tired, or when a picture is bland, we tend to be lazy and receive far less.

Answer 4

100

Answer 5

150

Answer 6

impossible to say accurately...but think if your eyesight is good the image you see is crystal clear...your eye is the standard by which you judge the quality of a camera image of any image for that matter
God created us in such an amazing way

Answer 7

our eyes have an infinite number of "mega-pixels" Our eyes aren't digital, which is why a digital camera could never match what our eyes capture.

Answer 8

I saw a pixil one time when I was drunk ,but it was not in my eye,,it was on the bar stool next to mine. How did you know it's name was Mega ??

Answer 9

It doesn't quite work that way.

But if some sort of equivalency COULD be determined, it would be in the 1,000s.

Answer 10

Apparently millions. I see pixies all the time.