Megapixel calculator

Calculate megapixels

Pixel resolution

Size = 6300 x 9300 = 58,590,000 pixels
Pixel count = 58.59MP pixels
Resolution = 58.59MP pixels

Aspect Ratio

Width / Height: 0.68
"portrait" (vertical) orientation

Sensor density

A full frame sensor would be 16.3 x 24 mm (0.68)
Pixel density would be 175 pixels/mm or 4450 pixels/inch (dpi)
Pixel pitch: 5.7 micron (very fine)

Shape

Calculate (file) size

Print sizes (m²)

dpi	max dim (m)	max surface
10 dpi billboard	`16.00`m x `23.62`m	= 378m²
72 dpi newspaper	`2.22`m x `3.28`m	= 7.29m²
96 dpi minimum	`166.7`cm x `246.1`cm	= 4.1m²
150 dpi magazine	`106.7`cm x `157.5`cm	= 1.68m²
240 dpi inkjet printer	`66.7`cm x `98.4`cm	= 0.66m²
300 dpi inkjet printer	`53.3`cm x `78.7`cm	= 4200cm²
600 dpi laser printer	`26.7`cm x `39.4`cm	= 1050cm²
1200 dpi high-end printer	`13.3`cm x `19.7`cm	= 262.5cm²

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Background

For decades, advances in camera technology have been measured in 'megapixels', although more pixels doesn't always mean better quality. The same metric can also be used to describe the resolution of photos, or digital screens. This megapixel calculator brings it all together. Calculate, compare, visualise and estimate.