Cameras

Control over the environment (mostly lighting).

Canon and Sony are two big companies that specialize in producing camera sling bags among other items. However, smaller companies like REI produce these bags, too.

Thomas Edison held 1,093 patents, including for the incandescent light bulb and the phonograph.

The film because it forms the real image just like the retina.

In my experience most dogs eyes kinda have a glazed or grayish look to them but you could always call the vet and ask them over the phone or make an appointment to get the dog's eyes examined.

Yes, you can. I have taken my camera on the plane before. But I don't think it is allowed to use it at taking-off or landing. You can use your camera during the flight, though.

If you have a New York State Driver's License, you get three points for a red light ticket issued within the state. This only applies to tickets issued in person by a police officer. Tickets from red light cameras do not carry points. It takes 11 points to get your license suspended.

Around 310 6.2MP photos will fit on a 1GB memory card on 'Super Fine (probably the default) If you change the quality of them (Normal, Fine, Super fine, TIFF etc) the number can range from under 100 to nearly 2000.

If the files are put on the card exactly as they were originally (much as if they had been undeleted), then possibly yes. But after any editing, there is no guarantee it will read them. You will just need to try it with some sample photos. Maybe someone else will be able to explain what the deciding factors are.

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no the isn"t and the quality is assignable when you choose the resoluion wihin the camera 2.0 2.1 is what most third generation cell phones now use .

The "mm" marking represents the focal length of the lens as measured from the optical center of the lens to the film plane when the lens is focused at infinity. If the lens is a zoom, focal length is expressed as a range such as 28 - 80mm, which means it can be infinitely varied from one length to the other. Most zoom lenses accomplish this in part by varying the position of the optical center. The focal length or zoom range is typically indicated on the lens barrel and/or the area surrounding the front lens element.

Lenses that accept accessory filters are almost never marked with a filter diameter or series size on the lens, though screw-in filters have the diameter indicated in millimeters on the filter rim. Since many lenses are stored with a filter in place, this might easily be mistaken for a part of the lens itself, particularly with screw-in filters, which normally sit flush with the front diameter of the lens barrel.

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One review company gives the top spot for best point and shoot camera in 2014 to the Panasonic Lumix. The number two spot went to the Olympus S, and the Canon PowerShot A came in third, but the results for all three were very close.

Yes, however you are restricted as to what you can take pictures of. Pinhole cameras must stay on a surface while taking the picture (as to not blur the image), unless you want to produce an image with motion blur you are unable to take pictures of any moving subjects, and the images are not digital; meaning you need to develop the image using chemicals and a dark room.

I made a right turn on red on Friday, got the ticket in the mail the next day ($381). So in my case, it was a pretty fast response time. Funny, when it comes to getting my tax refund, it takes 6 to 8 weeks, but when I need to pay the state, it's instantaneous.

this is the number of millimeters a lens will make a sharp image at, usually from its back element. 50mm is usual on 35mm film cameras-i.e.as your eye sees a subject. Digital is different for each camera.

a pinhole camera has a very small aperture for the light to pass through. Thus the sharp focus distance is very great too. You will get a bigger image if you move your paper or whatever the image lands on, further away from the pinhole.it may not be as bright, though

You need to specify what model Polaroid. The 100/660 pack is still made, but most of Polaroid's film line has been discontinued and is either unavailable or can only be purchased from boutique manufacturers or online auctions.

A diptych is a photograph that uses two different or identical images side by side to form one single artistic statement. The two images can literally be in contact with each other, or separated by a border or frame. There are also diptyches in painting and drawing.

i think there is no posibility to change it.

Yes

A 512 MB card can hold more than 1500 images depending on the quality of the images. Eg., If you have taken pics in macro mode or with "super fine" mode, it will occupy more space on the memory card and "fine mode" will take little less space and so on......so it entirely depends on the quality & size of the images present on the card.

I do believe so.. I think it was the early 60's. My stepmother was born in 1957 and she said that she remembers having a color tv when she was young (less than 10). Hope this helps!

The one with the largest available focal length.

Yes, the 100-pack series instant film costs about $1.00 per sheet. They're sold retail in packages of 10 for $9.99; you may be able to find a better deal online.

[November 2010]