BullittFaustregel ist ca. 50 Pixel pro Zentimeter Leinwand/Forex/Dibond etc. Bei Kompaktkameras war das natürlich eine doofe Masche mit dem Run auf die Megapixel, weil man eh nie in der Verlegenheit kam, großformatige, hochwertige Abzüge machen zu wollen. Bei Vollformat machen die aber schon Sinn. 12 finde ich noch okay, weniger wäre mir zu wenig.
Ah okay! Bei Ken Rockwell habe ich gelesen:
http://kenrockwell.com/nikon/d600/vs-d700.htm
The D700 is a larger, tougher semi-pro FX camera with a full complement of autofocus controls on the front and back of the camera, while the D600 is a newer, smaller, lighter camera that folds the AF controls into one button to hold while you spin dials to set it. In exchange, the D600 offers U1 and U2 instant save and recall modes to recall any AF settings, so overall, it’s a wash — depending on what you’re doing.
Resolution isn’t important. I pull plenty of 20 x 30″ (50 x 75 cm) prints from 12 MP cameras, and they are stunning. Others make astonishing 40 x 60″ (1 x 1.5 meter) prints from 6 MP cameras; it’s all in your lens and mostly in your skill as a photographer. I wouldn’t buy a D600 for its 24 MP resolution specification; you’ll never use all those pixels unless you’re printing 12-foot-wide murals.
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