Differences between 12MP 4:3 and 9.1MP 16:9

[tjtkahfi]

Can anybody tell me what is the differences, besides the size of the image of course (the 4:3 with 16:9)?

 

[Aquila]

That's it. They're cropping down the 4:3 into a 16:9, so you get a smaller picture.

 

[tjtkahfi]

That's it. They're cropping down the 4:3 into a 16:9, so you get a smaller picture.

Is there any other differences? So, the noise, the quality of the photos will be the same? None of it will be superior/inferior?

 

[Alanhd]

What you see will be the same, you just see less of it. The main thing to consider is do you print your photos. 16:9 would have to be cropped more for printing standard formats.

 

[tjtkahfi]

What you see will be the same, you just see less of it. The main thing to consider is do you print your photos. 16:9 would have to be cropped more for printing standard formats.

It is better to use the 12MP then?

 

[Alanhd]

It is better to use the 12MP then?

In My situation 12mp is best for me, It uses the full resolution of the sensor and if I want to print it its better.

Some people prefer 16:9 as it shows as a full image on the screen but i don't care about that.

If your not printing go with what you prefer, 4:3 suits my workflow.

 

[Wizzy]

It is better to use the 12MP then?

Yes. The use of the full sensor will allow you to crop to 16:9, if desired, and adjust up or down for any composition error when you took the picture. You have nothing to lose other than the time required to crop the photo.

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