Digital camera makers continue to squeeze ever more megapixels into their products. But does that make for better pictures? Some experts say no. Image quality isn't improving, they say, and some fear ...

When buying a camera, one of the few things the average consumer reliably looks at is the megapixel count, a measure that has been rising steadily for years. But are those megapixels really making for ...

If you squeeze more megapixels onto a sensor of a given size, a camera works worse in dim conditions. So what's better, more megapixels or higher sensitivity? Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from ...

Perhaps you've been following my series of posts about the so-called megapixel myth. So far, I've confirmed the ugly truth that if you're in the market for a digital camera, then there's a good chance ...

It's designed to take ultra-detailed photos, perform better in low light, and can record video at up to 6K resolution.

Pine64’s PinePhone has a 5MP rear camera and a 2MP front-facing camera. But when early versions of the phone began shipping, there wasn’t any software that would actually let you snap photos. Now the ...

High-resolution imaging sensors aren’t new. However, its size makes Canon’s achievement so impressive and record-breaking. Canon has managed to stuff 410-megapixels into a 35mm full-frame camera ...

Camera vendors and consumer electronics retailers sell digital cameras as if the pixel count — the number of pixels a camera’s electronics can capture — is the most important measure of quality. I’m ...