363megapixel

363megapixel is a term that refers to a digital image resolution of 363 megapixels. A megapixel is one million pixels, so 363 megapixels equates to 363 million individual picture elements. This resolution is significantly higher than what is commonly found in consumer-grade cameras. For context, a typical smartphone camera might produce images ranging from 12 to 100 megapixels, while professional DSLRs often range from 20 to 60 megapixels.

Images with such a high resolution contain an immense amount of detail. This allows for extreme cropping of a photograph without a significant loss in image quality or the ability to print very large, detailed prints. Cameras capable of producing 363-megapixel images are typically specialized and extremely expensive, often found in scientific, industrial, or very high-end professional photography applications. Examples include specialized aerial survey cameras, medium-format digital backs designed for studio work, or advanced scientific imaging systems. The data size of a 363-megapixel image is also substantial, requiring significant storage space and processing power for editing and manipulation.