2mp

2MP, or 2 megapixels, is a resolution standard used in digital imaging, particularly in digital cameras and webcams. It refers to the number of pixels in an image, with 2MP meaning the image has 2 million pixels. This resolution is often used in entry-level digital cameras and budget smartphones. The term "megapixels" is used to describe the total number of pixels in an image, with 1 megapixel equaling 1 million pixels. Higher megapixel counts generally result in sharper images, but they also increase file sizes and can require more processing power. 2MP is considered low resolution by today's standards, but it was once considered high resolution in the early days of digital photography. It's important to note that while megapixels are a key factor in image quality, other factors such as lens quality, sensor size, and image processing also play significant roles.