Resolution

60 megapixels

What 60 megapixels means in pixels, prints, file sizes and sharpness.

9,487×6,325
Pixels (3:2)
31.6×21.1 in
Max print at 300 DPI
≈65 MB
RAW file (compressed)

60 MP in pixels#

Aspect ratioPixel dimensions
3:29,487 × 6,325
4:38,944 × 6,708
16:910,328 × 5,809
1:17,746 × 7,746

Maximum print sizes#

ResolutionQualityInchesCentimetres
360 DPIExceptional (close inspection)26.4 × 17.6 in67 × 45 cm
300 DPIPhoto-lab standard31.6 × 21.1 in80 × 54 cm
240 DPIFine-art inkjet39.5 × 26.4 in100 × 67 cm
200 DPILarge wall print47.4 × 31.6 in120 × 80 cm
150 DPIPoster, viewed from 1 m+63.2 × 42.2 in161 × 107 cm
100 DPIBillboard / banner94.9 × 63.2 in241 × 161 cm

Typical file sizes#

FormatSize per image
JPEG (high quality)≈20 MB
RAW 14-bit (lossless compressed)≈65 MB
RAW 14-bit (uncompressed)≈105 MB
TIFF 8-bit≈180 MB
TIFF 16-bit≈360 MB

Pixel size at 60 MP#

SensorPixel pitchDiffraction starts ≈
Full frame3.79 µmf/5.7
APS-C2.48 µmf/3.7
Micro Four Thirds1.93 µmf/2.9
1-inch1.48 µmf/2.2
1/1.3" phone1.07 µmf/1.6

Other resolutions#

Frequently asked questions#

How big can I print 60 megapixels?

31.6 × 21.1 inches at 300 DPI, or 63 × 42 inches at 150 DPI for posters.

Is 60 MP enough?

More than enough for nearly anything; it mainly helps heavy cropping and very large prints.

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