As David Pogue has written in the Times more than once, the need for many megapixels is often less than you think. Here is a shot taken by a small LS420, Kodak's earliest digital camera, a tiny marvel with a fixed point and shoot lens and a nice shirt/sports coat pocketable form factor which has not been matched in elegance or convenience since. Taken on a bright day, the resulting image rendered on a decent monitor is still as good as any blogmeister might desire. Try enlarging it to see.