Actually, the camera obscura WAS used by artists to assist in painting before the advent of Photography. The artists would sit in a darkened room with a pinhole in one side. The image (rendered upside down) projected on the wall was used by the painters, rather than looking at the scene itself.
Seriously? You've gotta be kidding! Common sense, man! When the camera was invented photography came about. They went hand in hand.
camera used for cricket are DSLR Cameras where it must have more FPS that is frames per second like 30fps or 60fps and lens used are zoom lens or wide lens
Some flip cameras or mobile cameras do have HD video capabilities. You should check if a camera that you would like has this function. It should be easy to see if it does.
Alot. I mean, there is no specific answer, although 3/4s is a good estimate.
it magnifys it like alott
At most intersections, you will see little cameras at the top of the light. They look like little tubes. These are not red light traffic cameras. They are sensors used by the traffic light to control whether its a green light or red light. Actual red light cameras are usually bigger and are placed on the curb on its own pole. They usually have a flashlight to take pictures. They flash at night when taking pictures.
A lot simpler.
Vampires got thirsty and ate more people
There was no cars, no planes, no tellies, no radios, no phones, no computers, no kindles, no ipads, no digital cameras. No nothing.
Everyone would be sick
Nobody had far-ultraviolet cameras!
I doubt it, considering Joseph Bradshaw died before cameras were invented.
Helmet cameras can be cheap and good quality, but you should consider features like battery life and light color and brightness.
Not much of a Revolution.
The telescope
about the same but they had to cross on woodlike things and if the couldn't do that they couldnt
Life after the invention of x-ray machines is the life we live now. medical diganosis got easier.
Before the invention of the microscope, people had limited knowledge of biology and were unable to see microscopic organisms such as bacteria and cells. This lack of understanding hindered scientific discoveries and medical advancements. Observations were mostly limited to what could be seen with the naked eye.