It means "bulb", and is a shutter speed setting that will allow you to keep open the shutter by depressing the release and holding it down. In actual fact, it would be pointless in most cases to do this using your finger on the release as you will cause camera shake and image blurriness. A cable release and tripod is the norm. The word bulb comes from the fact that the original releases used for this were made from tubing to transmit air pressure caused by squeezing a rubber bulb for as long as you wanted the shutter to remain open. I believe these pre-date the invention of wire cable that was thin and stiff enough to replace the air pressure method.
It is how high, low or what side the camera is. Read the article link to see what I mean. Hope this helps.
It means that the photos that the camera will take, will have 2 million pixels in one photo.
Assuming you mean to use the camera without glasses, a diopter attachment for the camera eyepiece. Visit a real camera store to inquire and/or check the camera manual to see if the manufacturer lists these as an accessory.
it means "Exposure Value".
Ready to start shooting
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It's mean - Camera, you've got a camera.
Camera sensors record the image when light hits it. http://www.digicamhelp.com/camera-features/camera-parts/sensors/
A B Roll on a camera is extra footage used with the finished film product.
"Mooning a camera" means that you turn around , and pull down your underwear and expose your behind to the camera .
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it's how fast the camera travels though the air after you chuck it.
For ordinary camera batteries, try the camera department of a big store such as Target or WalMart. For proprietary batteries (special batteries for specific cameras) try a camera shop or B&H PhotoVideo online.
You mean camera obscura. See "How does camera obscura work?" on this site or visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camera_obscura
what do you mean by this question? Camera can be changed at shop lolz. Please specify your question.
Do you mean Formalize or Format the camera memory card?-ScottyB
"Smize For The Camera" Is a term from tyra banks, It Means Smiling For Your Eyes.