Most cameras use wide screen lenses, which make things filmed appear wider than they usually are (including people). These lenses are what make people who go to sporting events or appear on game shows say "I thought the Basketball court/the studio was alot smaller!" So the next time you watch a Yankees/Red Sox game or appear on Wheel of Fortune, compare how large the actual place is to how large it is on television. Chances are that its actually smaller than you imagined.
No, a camera does not add pounds
Actually in movies the camera does put on approximately 15 pounds on the actor. However, there is no proof that ordinary digital photographs put weight on a person.
Anywhere between ten bucks and ten thousand, depending on the specific model and its condition.
You can not film yourself without a computer camera. However, you can buy an add on camera pod and hook it up to the right software!
You can't. The no of pixels a camera has is determined at its manufacture. To get more pixels you'd have to replace the actual plate at the bottom of the camera that catches the incoming light. And that's not doable outside a very specialized workshop.
No, a camera does not add pounds
Because they say the camera adds ten pounds..and the flash can reflect
They both weigh the same. Ten pounds is ten pounds. (:
Ten pounds in America is exactly the same weight as ten pounds anywhere else, Ten pounds.
1,500 Ten Pound notes would add up to 15,000 Pounds.
The answer is 6.00 - 4.90.1 pound ten.
No, it is less than half. There are 2.2 pounds in a Kilogram. So ten pounds is 4.536 Kg.
no, ten pounds are less than 10 kilograms (1 kg = 2.204 pounds).No, it is not.
It is: ten thousand pounds
No, you cannot add a camera to the iPod Touch, be it an external or internal camera. The iPod Touch does not have the capabilities to do so yet.
When you add a camera lens to a camera, it does not make the shutter go faster. If the camera has a manual way to adjust the shutter speed, that is how it changes.
Ten kg is equivalent to approximately 22.05 pounds.