Resolution

16 megapixels

What 16 megapixels means in pixels, prints, file sizes and sharpness.

4,899×3,266
Pixels (3:2)
16.3×10.9 in
Max print at 300 DPI
≈17 MB
RAW file (compressed)

16 MP in pixels#

Aspect ratioPixel dimensions
3:24,899 × 3,266
4:34,619 × 3,464
16:95,333 × 3,000
1:14,000 × 4,000

Maximum print sizes#

ResolutionQualityInchesCentimetres
360 DPIExceptional (close inspection)13.6 × 9.1 in35 × 23 cm
300 DPIPhoto-lab standard16.3 × 10.9 in41 × 28 cm
240 DPIFine-art inkjet20.4 × 13.6 in52 × 35 cm
200 DPILarge wall print24.5 × 16.3 in62 × 41 cm
150 DPIPoster, viewed from 1 m+32.7 × 21.8 in83 × 55 cm
100 DPIBillboard / banner49.0 × 32.7 in124 × 83 cm

Typical file sizes#

FormatSize per image
JPEG (high quality)≈5 MB
RAW 14-bit (lossless compressed)≈17 MB
RAW 14-bit (uncompressed)≈28 MB
TIFF 8-bit≈48 MB
TIFF 16-bit≈96 MB

Pixel size at 16 MP#

SensorPixel pitchDiffraction starts ≈
Full frame7.35 µmf/11.0
APS-C4.80 µmf/7.1
Micro Four Thirds3.75 µmf/5.6
1-inch2.86 µmf/4.3
1/1.3" phone2.08 µmf/3.1

Other resolutions#

Frequently asked questions#

How big can I print 16 megapixels?

16.3 × 10.9 inches at 300 DPI, or 33 × 22 inches at 150 DPI for posters.

Is 16 MP enough?

Yes — plenty for web, 4K displays (8.3 MP) and A3 prints.

Last updated October 03, 2026 · How we calculate · Sources