They can, yes. The damage won't be immediately noticable, but is cumulative with all the light that hits that painting. If you have lived in the same house for a really long time, and anything has been hanging on the wall for all that time, and the room hasn't been repainted... go and move it slightly. You will see a difference in color between the wall behind whatever was hung on the wall and the wall beside it. The paint around the object will seem bleached out. Light can do damage to lots of things. We worry about it more with older paintings because they have so much cumulative light damage already. The more popular the painting, the more you worry as well, because more people will want to take pictures. Here is a good article on the subject: http://www.archlighting.com/industry-news.asp?articleID=461199§ionID=1341
A computer camera is a camera so if you you want to talk to your friends on the computer you can see them on the screen! I've got one it's really good. cool eh?
I'm not sure how much one camera varies to another for this, but with mine I just plug the cable into the camera and my laptop, then it gives me the option to upload all of the photos or just selected ones. It should give you step-by-step instructions, so don't be afraid to plug it in and try. Then if you still aren't sure, just unplug the cable from the camera and the computer, and you won't have done any damage. But it really shouldn't give you any problems.
his paintings i guess i don't really know but its a good guess right??
Well it's a camera that's um digital and uh the format is the whole thing and that is it really good of you to ask it
Not really, he inherited money from his father.
No, its a camera
not sure really
Nothing really. You may have a few light flashes for a couple of minutes, but no lasting damage to the retina. You could blind your self if you stare at it for longer than 20 seconds.
he really had over 100 paintings....
No, not really.
yes if it flashes light violently. really rare though
a really good camera is if it works everyday like you bought it the day its working the day you bought it
There are no camera tricks!!
While it can be tempting to purchase the more expensive Nikon SLR camera accessories, there really is no need to if you're on a budget. If you happen to be in this kind of position, then it isn't a bad idea to buy accessories like lenses and flashes from third-party brands. Just make sure that these are completely compatible with your current camera. There's also a good chance that these accessories are better than the Nikon branded versions.
Well it depends on how bad your hot flashes are really
He made about 6000 paintings! Yes, he really did.Even MORE than that actually! It's over 6,000 paintings
The camera is really good on the iPhone 4s... I know from experience... 8 megapixel camera.