How can I change the megapixels in a picture I've saved to my camera from my...

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...memory card? When I try to print it at home it is fuzzy and when I go to the store, it recommends that I not print it because the quality isn't going to be good. I guess this is what happens when I try to make a copy of a copy, but I'm desperate. Any suggestions??
 
You cannot. You must capture the absolutely best image in the camera ... any mistakes made during the exposure cannot be fixed later in a photo program

The resolution (not the pixel count, nor the sensor size, nor the lens, nor the analog to digital processor ... but all four) is part of the determination of your image quality .. the other is the way you use your camera ... using good camera skills to avoid camera movement (especially if you do not have a viewfinder and have to compose holding your camera at arms length).

There is a program that can help, but it probably costs more than your camera ($300). It is the DXO program and it must be used in conjunction with your $700 Photoshop program

http://www.dxo.com/intl/photo. They have a free trail you can download, but it may take quite a while to learn how to use it.

So, you can see the best case is to get it all in the camera.
 
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