It depends in a lot of other factors than just the mega pixels. They just mean the density of the pixel per inch (PPI) of the sensor. For example, 400 mega pixels means that the camera can capture 400 million pixels per inch. But to calculate the size of the image generated by them, you need to considere de size of the camera sensor, the file format and compression associated, the color space, HDR properties, among others. But to give you an estimative the **`hasselblad H6D-400C MULTI-SHOT`** can capture images with 23.200 x 17.400 pixels in a TIFF file with 16 bits per color, and the generated image have approximately 2,4 GB (Giga Bytes)
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