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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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If the human eye was a camera, what would its resolution be? (in pixels)
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Asked many times before, here's a response from ColloidMan5000
>The typical modern digital photo camera has an approximate resolution of 10 MP, and an HD movie has a resolution of approximately 1 MP, so with the CCD they are recorded with there are 10 million and 1 million individual colour sensing 'bits' respectively. On the other hand, the human eye has an average of about 90 million rod and cone cells (collectively) which each perceive colour, so on that basis you could say that our eyes have a resolution of 90 MP. However, there are a variety of abberations in the cornea of eyes which reduce this effective resolution, and that is where the uncertainty creeps in.
Alternatively, you can think about what the actual resolving power of the eye is, viz., how small of an object can you see. From about a meter away from something, you can relatively easily see an object 0.1 mm in size, although obviously the further away the object is the harder it becomes to see, so we shall assume a working area of 1 square meter at which such a resolution is feasible. Dividing one by the other we find the resolution to be approximately 100 MP.

Later noted was the fact that there is no universally accepted method of determining this resolution.