How does the human eye compare to a camera in terms of resolution?

The human eye is able to resolve the equivalent of a 52-megapixel camera at 20/20 vision, assuming a 60° angle of view. However, the resolution of the human eye cannot be measured in megapixels as it is not a camera lens taking snapshots to save in the memory bank.

The human eye is more like a detective, collecting clues from the surrounding environment and taking them back to the brain to put the pieces together. The human eye has a much wider dynamic range than a camera, meaning that the camera cannot see as much contrast as our eyes can.

The human eye has a much higher density of cones than a camera, which is approximately 7.46x as dense or equivalent to 14K resolution. The human eye can fully enjoy the clarity of 4K and 8K resolution, but it is hard for human eyes to compare between the two. 

The human eye is able to distinguish about 10 million colors .Cameras have not yet figured out how to perfectly record and reproduce every perceivable color, so they use a combination of red, green, and blue to create the colors that we see .

The human eye has a much wider dynamic range than a camera, meaning that the camera cannot see as much contrast as our eyes can.                                                         Source - google

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