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Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ3
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- 66th of 92 in Point and Shoot (#1 is Panasonic LX3)
- 10th of 32 in 5 Megapixel (#1 is Canon A460)
- 46th of 54 in Panasonic (#1 is Panasonic FZ35)
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Hi SamX,
You can't really compare digital images to film images in terms of resolution. A film negative can be blown up to almost any size without noticeable distortion, whereas a digital image has a very specific limit for magnification because it's made up of discrete pixels. Furthermore, a film image can be scanned into a computer at nearly any resolution given a scanner powerful enough.
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You can't really compare digital images to film images in terms of resolution. A film negative can be blown up to almost any size without noticeable distortion, whereas a digital image has a very specific limit for magnification because it's made up of discrete pixels. Furthermore, a film image can be scanned into a computer at nearly any resolution given a scanner powerful enough.
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