7MP

7MP, or 7 megapixels, is a resolution standard for digital cameras and imaging devices. It refers to the number of pixels that can be captured by the camera's sensor, which in turn determines the detail and clarity of the image. A 7MP sensor captures 3456 pixels horizontally and 2592 pixels vertically, resulting in a total of approximately 7 million pixels. This resolution is considered high definition and is suitable for printing images up to 13x19 inches at 300 dots per inch (dpi) without noticeable loss of quality. 7MP cameras are commonly used in compact digital cameras, bridge cameras, and some smartphone cameras. They offer a good balance between image quality, file size, and storage requirements, making them popular among consumers and professionals alike. However, for more demanding applications such as professional photography or high-resolution printing, higher resolution sensors like 12MP or 20MP are often preferred.