Does image resolution have any effect on transfer speed?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Yes and no. The image resolution itself does not have a direct relationship to data transfer speed. Data transfer speed depends on the read speed of your camera's storage media, the write speed of your computer's hard drive to which the images are transferred, and the interface you use for the transfer (e.g. USB, FireWire). However, the higher the picture resolution, the larger each picture file is with everything else being equal (camera model, compression method etc). The transfer speed PER PICTURE, not per megabyte, will be therefore slower with high resolution pictures.

Answer 3

The transfer speed is the same. Larger resolution will make a bigger file, taking longer to load, but the speed is the same.