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Anonymous
So i just got a new digital camera, and honestly i am not satisfied, i was wondering if there is any way i can upgrade my mega pixels like at a camera shop or something?
Any help?
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>> Anonymous
also whats like the max ammount of megapixels i can get?
>> sage sage
saged troll is now saged
>> Anonymous
Im not trolling, i am just asking if i can add mega pixels to increase the quality :-S
>> Anonymous
put it in your butt overnight
>> Anonymous
Ask for 10 sets of Megapixels. I think that is the standard now?

My nephew (he is in to photos) told me you could do this at Wal-Mart but I have not tried it.
>> Anonymous
is anyone ever serious on this site?
>> Anonymous
I am actually a cashier at walmart - back in the photo department/electronics department.

It costs about 19.95 at my store (I know Ohio tax is 7% - check your next receipt from the store to find this out) for what we call a Kodak MPIncrease. (thats mega pixel increase). It will increase it by 5 Mega Pixels every single time you do this.
I know it can be done for Kodaks cause I've done it to my two Kodaks. I tried it on my three Sony cameras too, but only one of them took.

Walmart guarantees their work too, so if your camera is damaged at all, they will replace it at full retail value - in cash.

Good luck :-)
>> Anonymous
>>161770


10/10
>> Anonymous
>>161738
No and yes and no.

No, you can't do anything to the camera to make it put out more megapixels.

Yes, you can make the file larger after its created with resizing software.

No, that won't improve the quality at all, since it will just be interpolating from pixels already there.

The reason you're not satisfied with the quality is actually because it has too many pixels. The sensor in that camera is about the size of your fingernail. Put too many pixels on it for its size and they don't work as well. But the camera companies like to dupe people who don't do their research beforehand and just figure more megapixels are better. They don't care about your images; they care about selling cameras.

TL;DR No and you got played.
>> Anonymous
>>161770
Anyone know if this works for DSLR's too? My 20D is a little dated now with only 8mp. I want to bump it up to 22mp like the 1Ds! lol
>> Anonymous
>>161778
You sir just recieved the trolling of your life.
>> Anonymous
>>161780
you can give it a shot but, like I said, it may or may not take.
Check with your friendly WalMart cashier about that Kodak MPIncrease. They SHOULD have a few pamphlets/leaflets you can read or they can tell you about the compatibility of your camera.
Like I said, Kodak works the best
>> Anonymous
>>161811
While you're at it you might like to pick up a small left-handed screw driver. It comes in handy for opening up the back of your camera so you can get to the advanced settings buttons.
>> Anonymous
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>>161813
I don't get it, where are the buttons?
>> poop
No you cannot update your mega pixels. you're insanely stupid. and for the one asking about the DSLR, you're an idiot too. 10 mega pixels is awesome, you're just a moron and doesn't know how to handle a point-and-shoot. You would have to get a new camera if you were not satisfied with the performance of your current one. dumbass
>> Anonymous
>>161838
double troll? time paradox
>> Anonymous
>>161842

pime taradox?
>> Anonymous
OP n00b, RTFM
>> ON MY WAY TO FUCKING PAGE 10 Anonymous
uh, i think were done here
>> Anonymous
long way to /p/age10 on this board, usually takes a week or more to get thtere