Cameras

# George Eastman is the Founder of Eastman Kodak # Charles and Vincent Chevalier invented the first camera # It was invented in Paris, 1724 # The word camera comes from the Arabic word "Kamra" meaning "dark room." # A camera can record still objects or moving ones # Leonarda Da Vinci gives the first detailed description of camera obscuro # In 1558, Giovanni Battista della Pota writes a book called Natural Magic a book about using lenses instead of a pinhole in cameras # 1840, Charles Chevalier makes the first folding camera # 1994, the first digial camera for consumers use comes out # 1986, Fuji intoduces the first disposable camera
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Consumer cameras have most of the same features as pro cameras. Read the article link to see what I mean. Hope this helps.

i recommend canon sd950 or canon s650 both of them have 12.1mp, but difference i between their prices canon sd950 price is around 230$ canon a650 price is around 280$

35mm camera's are not as common as they once were, the age of digital cameras has taken over much of the market. However one can still purchase 35mm cameras at BestBuy and any local store that sells Canons, Leicas and other such brands.

you can preview pics on a built in display and download pics to a computer

A scanner with 35mm Slide mount attachment must be used. Some models of scanning devices exist that attach to a USB port and save the images to Removable/Flash memory cards. Alternately there are several commercial services that will convert slides to digital image files for a price.

My camera is 10 mega pixels. The higher amount of pixels the better value and quality the picture is. I assume that only 5 mega pixels is pretty low and the pictures that you take won't be as good quality as, say, 10 mega pixels.

In the article "Digital Photography: How many Megapixels Do You Need?" (at http://www.naturesimage.com.au/page/77145/default.asp) the professional photographer Andrew Goodall says good pictures up to 8"x12" can be taken with a 5MP camera:-

You can produce good, high quality prints up to 8x12 inch (20x30cm), and probably larger, with a five megapixel camera. This is not a compromise; I doubt you would see any improvement in print quality taking the same picture on a ten megapixel camera. Certainly you would see a difference if you enlarged the photo to poster size, but (as we have discussed), very few people reading this article are likely to do that.

Please do not see these comments as negative. I would never suggest that anyone who has bought a more powerful camera has wasted their money. Your upmarket camera probably came with an extra feature or two that adds to the fun you can have with photography. And of course, it is nice to know you could make giant prints from your photos…even though we both know you possibly never will.

The important thing is not how many megapixels the camera has, but how well-focussed and sharp the original photo was in the first place. A camera with more megapixels doesn't make you a better photographer: a poor 6"x4" will be an atrocious A4 size photo (Hint: focus on the eyelashes.)

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When dealing with digital camcorders each different design and make has different features. Not all camcorders will have the ability to take digital photos. Some have a photo mode, which basically means it freeze frames the footage and saves it to be viewed as an image. However if you are filming at the time it momentarily interrupts the flow for roughly 5 seconds and the quality versus a camera is considerably reduced too.

There are four main advantages of a point and shoot camera over a DSLR. These advantages include small size, light weight, fixed lens, and depth of field.

If you are asking if 35mm film is still made, then yes. There may not be a large variety available in your area, so you may need to oder it online.

No, mirrors are not needed for all cameras to take photos. The mirror is only used in a reflex camera (a camera where you look through the same lens as the sensor/film).

Small point and shoots, rangefinders, and large format view cameras do not use mirrors.

An ADT alarm can be purchased at places that sell ADT security systems. There is also the option to purchase the system directly with the company and their phone number can be found online or in the phone book.

The term photography is argued to have been coined by Sir John Hersche during a lecture to the Royal Society of London on March 14th, 1839.

However, photography actually appeared in an article in a German newspaper the month before by a Berlin astronomer named Johann von Maedler.

Generally speaking they aren't. The old addage of "you get what you pay for" applies with disposable cameras. They will, however, take pictures and produce results that are acceptable for many people.

Digital Cameras look almost like Film Cameras, only Digital Cameras are more "Computerized" and don't use film. Digital Cameras have an Addition from Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO, they have Mega Pixels which tell you what quality the photos come out as. Lower MP say 1.2MP is mostly used in cheaper Digital Cameras or web cameras, more expensive cameras can go up to 12.5MP or more, Digital Cameras also have an LCD Display so you can view photos instantly.

The difference between Film and Digital is that with film once you take a photo its permanent on the film, Digital Cameras enable you to reuse the Memory card since you are able to delete photos.

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It's going to depend on your specific needs and area of coverage. If you need to cover three areas that are far apart, you might need three cameras. If you need to cover those same three areas and they're all beside each other, you may only need one. After you know your areas of coverage, which for most people are: entrances and exits. It's going to come down to the environment the camera will be in and the time of day it will be operating. You can get some good security cameras for cheap on amazon, ebay or southern circuits. Good luck.

Wireless pinhole cameras bring new technology to a longstanding niche in the camera industry. They can be purchased through mass merchandising and auction sites, such as eBay and Amazon. Shops that specialize in tech gadgetry or 'spy' goods, such as SpyTechs and LightInTheBox also sell them.

Charge Coupled Device (CCD) based security cameras tend to be capable of higher resolutions than oxide semi-conductor (CMOS) digital cameras. They are also capable of capturing images at significantly lower light levels. The downside is that CCDs tend to pull up to ten times the power of a typical CMOS camera.

the disadvantages are that accidents might occur andit couldcatch adriver who crossed the speed limit and we can take it has proof/evidence to show the driver crossed the speed limit

Yes camera they allowed ....but they didn't allow my drum (djembe)

yes,but to my knowledge, its only for video calls

Yes, when using a 35mm format film, the 50mm prime lens is considered a "normal" or "natural view" lens.

This does not hold true when using a Digital SLR camera (DSLR) because the sensor for most cameras is not 35mm size (36 by 24mm). Entry level and enthusiast level DSLRs often have sensors that are about half size (18 mm wide) and therefore the 50mm lens is equivalent to a slight zoom. A 35mm or 28mm prime lens is closer to that natural view.

Some of the more expensive DSLR cameras have a full size sensor and thus have the same magnification and characteristics of the 35mm film camera.

The new Vivitar DVR can be purchased at the Vivitar company itself or online at sites like Best Buy or Office Depot. You can also check these stores in your area to see what they have available.

White balance is the term used to describe how does the camera balance the temperature of the image. As the name suggests, it's balancing the camera to the right temperature of color so that white is white.