Remember ... megapixels don't matter. :) Originally shared by Scott Kelby This Can’t Be a Good Photo, Because… …I’ve read enough from people in forums on the Web who have convinced me there is no way this could be a good shot because…. (a) It was taken with a 6-megapixel consumer camera (the original Canon Digital Rebel) back in 2006 (b) I shot it with the cheap kit lens that came with the camera (c) My camera was set to JPEG mode (d) It was taken on a $14.95 tripod (I forgot mine at home so I had to buy one at Walmart) I’m going back there again soon on a family vacation, but this time I’m taking: (a) A Nikon D800 36-megapixel camera or my Nikon D4 (b) A 14-24mm f/2.8 lens that along costs more than the camera, lens, and tripod I shot the image above with combined. (c) I’ll shoot in RAW mode and post-process the image in Lightroom 4 (d) I’ll be using an Gitzo Carbon-fiber tripod with a Really Right Stuff BH-40 ball-head and I’ll have a cable release this time But with all that co