no. a 13 MP camera just means the ultimate digital photograph saved has 13 million pixels. the actual physical sensor resolution is another issue. but more importantly, the sensor quality in various lighting conditions is a totally different consideration to the number of pixels a camera captures
an 8 year old DSLR 3MP nikon would outperform any $20 13 MP camera you buy outside today
megapixels refers to the resolution of the photos saved, nothing more. it's not a useful comparison of numbers for quality
I was only saying that in jest
I am no expert but some basic knowledge of cameras I do at least have
Of course! |Cramming 13m pixels in a tiny sensor isn't going to do any good
There are those here who equate higher megapixel count to picture quality and hence their raised expectations and disappointments. It'll do them good if you could enlighten them...just as a favour
especially in singapore.. i seen people change their phone every year 