Cameras

no it will scare the birds

The Flash lightens up your face and it also lights up any shadowy place on it too

opposite of birds eye view shot. it is a angle where you are looking up from beneath the object of interest.

The spec sheets indicate these are two descriptions of the same product. Possibly a trim level or a retail specific name (Walmart?).

BHPhoto sells a wide range of products. They sell camera equipment, computers, televisions, surveillance equipment, darkroom supplies, camcorders and even portable entertainment. They have a wide range of products to offer customers.

It depends on which kind of pictures you want taken, say for example you want professionally taken family portraits two places you could try are JCPennys and Walmart.

Security cameras are most usually white, black, or different tones of grey. This makes them less apparent by allowing them to blend in with the walls and ceiling of a building.

PTZ security cameras are a popular brand of surveillance equipment. The specifications, however, are dependent on the specific model of PTZ camera. For the specifications relative to your desired model, visit the company's official website.

GunVault is primarily a manufacturer of gun safes and gun locks and offers no home security systems packages. They also offer Cannon safes which are fireproof safes in order to store your pictures or family heirlooms.

GE Security produces a wide range of security products. Among some are: Interlogix, Lemel, Unity and Supra. They also supply fire and life safety products, such as: Edwards, EST, Vigilant, Dukane and Edwards Signalling.

Camera Work ended in 1917.

"Proyector" is "Projector" in Spanish.

Henry Fox Talbot Background Information: Henry Fox Talbot was an English inventor who had been working with paper soaked with silver chloride and fixed with a salt solution {AgCl} One day, in the year 1835, he produced his first paper negative in a camera (permanent). He creates permanent (positive) images by contact printing onto another sheet of paper. In 1839, Talbot announced a process of his own creation [which he called calotype]. This method alled him to create multiple copies of a positive image from only one (single) "negative". Talbot has outlined photography as we know it now. As "a negative-positive process based on the light sensitive properties of silve salts." He is also the author of the demostrative photography book "The Pencil of Nature".

It depends on what kind of camera it is. Go to where you bought your camera and ask.

An SLR is a Single-Lens Reflex camera

It is a kind of camera where a single lens may be removed from the camera body to exchange for one of a different focal length, and a reflex viewing system (mirror and pentaprism) is used to direct the image forming light to the eye piece for viewing prior to taking the picture.

A silly question.

It depends on the resolution. For example a resolution of 1220x960 would have 1,171,200 pixels or 1.1 megapixel. You take the height (1220) times the length (960.) If referring to an image, you can say it is a 1220 by 960 or a 1.1 megapixel image.

The camera company KEH, based in Georgia, buy, sell and trade in new and used cameras. They also have a repair service with flat rate pricing for customers.

usually the director or the actor if they want but that doesnt happen often.

You didn't tell us what kind of camera, or the ISO.

For a film camera using ISO 100 film, start at 1/125 second @ f16 for subjects that are directly illuminated, and f5.6 for backlighted subjects without fill flash.

Yes, it can. There are a number of companies offering the service (try googling "Polavision transfer"), or you could do it yourself if you have the right equipment. If you have the original Polavision viewer, the easiest thing is to point a modern video camera at the screen and just play the tape. The film is very dense, and these units are the best way to view them. Alternatively, you can break the cartridge open, spool the film onto a Super 8 reel, and project it onto a suitable screen, using that to transfer the film. Watch out, though - apparently the film is very hard to project, so keep the picture small and project using the maximum brightness you can manage. Also, the film emulsion can be very fragile, so handle the film with care. Hope that helps.

If you're relating to a camera, there is no real need for it. Unless your camera doesn't take good quality photo, you can turn the flash off and you should be good. Just make sure you aren't under a tree or in a darker area. Don't be right out under the sun, either. My camera fixes the light into the shot too much and it has a faded quality.

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One should place a home security sign on a visible place. Some of the good places for a home security sign are front gate, fence, lawn, front door and back door.

Mounting a camera describes the process of securing a camera to a more stable base. This could be as simple as putting it on a tripod or mounting it to a more complicated rig.