Whenever a person buys a phone with a camera, the first thing he checks is how many megapixels its camera has. If a phone or camera has a lens with more megapixels, then people buy that device without thinking. But have you ever wondered how many megapixels our eyes have? Most of you might not know that our eyes are like a camera. Here we will tell you how our eyes have more megapixels than DSLR cameras.
DSLR camera and our eyes
Every part in the human body performs its function and every body part has its own specialty. Similarly, our eyes also do their work very well, without them everything in life would be dark. If we talk about the fact that the eye can see better visuals than a camera, then there would be nothing wrong in it, in fact our eyes are no less than a DSLR. If the eye is viewed from the perspective of the camera, a person can see visuals up to 576 MP.
Although the human brain does not work like this, only some parts of it are visible clearly and in high definition. To see the entire visual clearly, the eyes have to focus in different ways.
How many megapixels are normal cameras?
If we talk about DSLR cameras and phone cameras, then DSLR has the capacity to capture photos up to 400 MP, whereas today the cameras found in phones are being made up to 108-200 megapixels.
However, the capacity of eyes to see varies according to age; a child or a youngster can see things clearly, while an elderly person can see things as light or blurred. After a certain age, the retina of the eye starts weakening due to which people start seeing less in the future.
How many MP cameras is enough?
People who are learning photography can buy Canon EOS 1500D Digital SLR camera, its price starts from Rs 35,000. Apart from this, Pentax K-500, whose starting price is Rs 30,000, can also be a great option for you.
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