Also it depends on what you're photographing
I was quite happy with my fuji slrs except for landscapes where more megapixels should be more noticeable as there is the potential for a lot more detail to be resolved
For portraits I've used a 6 megapixel dslr for years, because quite frankly you don't want high definition shooting at weddings where it could possibly show up inperfections in womens skin and look unflattering. So resolution isn't always a good thing...
For landscapes my old dlsrs could not resolve all that my lenses were capable of, even with a budget modern dslr I can capture more detail, with the tradeoff, I never like Nikon colour balance in camera and have to mess about with white balance whereas with the fuji it looked film like out of the box
I was quite happy with my fuji slrs except for landscapes where more megapixels should be more noticeable as there is the potential for a lot more detail to be resolved
For portraits I've used a 6 megapixel dslr for years, because quite frankly you don't want high definition shooting at weddings where it could possibly show up inperfections in womens skin and look unflattering. So resolution isn't always a good thing...
For landscapes my old dlsrs could not resolve all that my lenses were capable of, even with a budget modern dslr I can capture more detail, with the tradeoff, I never like Nikon colour balance in camera and have to mess about with white balance whereas with the fuji it looked film like out of the box
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