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Understanding Megapixels: Pixels Per Inch and Resolution

A megapixel is one million pixels, crucial for print resolution. This diagram shows a 300 PPI print from a 6MP camera (3000x2000 pixels) producing a 10x6.7-inch photo. More megapixels allow larger prints at the same quality, preventing pixelation when enlarged.

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