>>This camera will be no where as forgiving as one with 10
>MP.
>>Higher resolution will show user error Mo Beta.
>
>
>All great advise. Just remember that you may not notice ANY
>difference in results until you view images at 100% on your
>computer.
>
>I suspect 24mp images viewed that way might well look quite
>blurred, but if printed 12x18, or 10x15, might look perfectly
>good.
>
>Hypothetically, the sharpest image ever made by a human,
>hand-held, on a 200mp camera, might well look truly awful at
>100%.

Hi Bill,

I would expect a higher resolution image at 100% zoom will be zoomed in tighter but containing much finer detail than a lower resolution image. A higher resolution image will look blurry as it opens but if you wait for it to fully open it will be crystal clear.

I see no reason that someone coming from a D200 or other DSLR will have any issues with a higher resolution DSLR. Someone who doesn't know the basics of a DSLR and its focus modes, etc. might.

I just don't want anyone to be scared of high resolution cameras. The D800 images I've seen friends post are truly amazing in the amount of detail they contain.

Jim