My company needs to copy some old 34 x 26 blueprints and make them digital so they can be accessed easily. If I have a 16 mega pixel digital camera how can I do this and be able to see all the details?

Forget the camera, use the appropriate scanner to digitize your blue prints

How to scan blueprints with a large format scanner - Colortrac (http://www.colortrac.com/how-to-scan-blueprints-with-a-large-format-scanner/)

Large Format Digital Printing, Scanning & Copying | FedEx Office (http://www.fedex.com/us/office/oversized-prints.html)

Large Format Scanners (http://paradigmimaging.com/group/products/large-format-scanners.html)

Or buy your own scanner,

http://www.paradigmimaging.com/group/images/stories/A0FW-LEFT_OPEN_317.jpg


Or,

WideTek Scanners for Blueprints, Plotters, and Wide Format Copiers (http://www.aimhere.net/equipment/widetek-scanners/)

By the time you blow up the camera pix, you won't be able to read it. Take it to Staples or other office supply company, they can do it.

What does this have to do with economics?