Cameras

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Origin of Crocs - Crocs are often confused with similar "eco" type footwear developed in the late 1970s and often used in spa settings. The actual Crocs were developed in South Florida in the mid-nineties by the owner of a large pool maintenance/service business; his dilemma was the hot pavement and tile surrounding swimming pools that requires footwear to avoid burning the service man's feet. The time wasted taking shoes on and off was costing efficiency and wearing canvas non-marring footwear left you with wet and unhealthy feet. The entrepreneur started working with a friend in the chemical engineering field and the idea was born. The engineer developed the Croslite™ material and the pool man styled them. The Florida heritage inspired the name "Crocs" signifying the kinship with the Florida Gators. The product grew beyond the original market which was tradesmen and beach goers! NOTE: The shoe design and name was sold in the late nineties however the patent on Croslite was held under a different company - Foam Creations. . In June 2004, Crocs purchased Foam Creations and their manufacturing operations to secure exclusive rights to the proprietary foam resin "croslite", which is made using ethylene vinyl acetate.[1][2] The foam forms itself to a wearer's feet and offers purported medical benefits, according to a number of podiatrists.[3][4]

1. ^ Maniscalco, Michelle (March 2007). "E-shots Web-exclusive: Patent check: What's in a Croc?". Injection Molding Magazine. Retrieved 2007-07-31.

2. ^ US patent 6993858

3. ^ a b ""Not Such A Croc"". Washington Post. August 1, 2006. pp. HE01. Retrieved 2007-08-13.

4. ^ Form 10-K for Crocs Inc. (archive) Crocs 2006 Annual Report. Yahoo!Finance. March 31, 2006. Accessed 2007-04-29.

That means increasing the f-stop (which actually reduces the amount of light that passes through the lens). Since the lens is curved, the result of increasing the f-stop usually is that just about everything is in focus (huge depth of field or DOF) because the surface area of the lens being used is minimal and thus less "curved" where the light enters.

Per my understanding the difference is that auto white balance makes the automatic adjusting of white balance only once at a time, for example only, when camera is powered on (and a blank white card is put in front of it).

While auto tracking white balance function provides continuous real-time monitoring and adjusting of white balance in real-time as lighting conditions change (for instance day exterior changes to tungsten exterior).

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Usually when a camera or a memory stick is connected a little icon appears in the bottom right corner. To safely remove said memory stick or camera, click the icon and select the piece you want to remove. This button is called "safely remove hardware". If you have lots of things plugged in several options may appear.

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"Most night vision cameras have what is called infrared night vision. When you are taping something at night, it shows heat as a different color. There is also thermal."

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Most modern hand held video cameras have a night mode. This uses an LED Infrared floodlight, mounted on the front of the camera. (Ususally behind a red lens cover).

This lights up the subject at close range, with infrared light that is invisible to the naked eye. All video cameras are sensitive to infrared (they can see the light put out by a remote control). Night mode is usually in monochrome, black and white or green and white.

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You need steady hands and nice angles to be a photographer.

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It depends on the employer, but many are paid union wage according to a contract with the particular venue.

Single use cameras are worth buying if you have a specific task in mind for their use. They are great for children to use because they are low cost and there is no real risk of damage involved by allowing them to use them. They can also be used as a table favor at weddings to help offset the cost of a wedding photographer.

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Mid Angle- A shot showing characters from the waist upwards.This shot allows other characters to be in the view and so allows character interaction.This often makes for more sociable shot

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Mexapixels refers to the resolution power of the sensor in the camera. Kilobytes refer to data storage. There is no direct relationship, because the type of data collected, stored and the compression (if any) will affect the size of the data file. All of those factors can and do vary.

Unless it has recently changed there was a walkway around the upper floors. I would go to middle of the walk and face toward the cross. This should give you a good view. It is where I stood. The coliseum is in the middle of a traffic circle so be careful they go every which way in the lanes. I had a fender bender there once. Step lightly and fast.

As I believe I understand your question the adjective phrase Speed Cameras refers tohigh shutter speed to stop motion or take pictures of moving events such as horse races. as such there are several different types. by a sort of concveiton the termspeed is lited to shutter speeds of l/l000 of a second and up. Thus Speed Graphicwhich was introudced way back in l9l2 (Titanic!) tehre ws also a German camera called a Speed Nettel and varios remote-release speed protocols for the Swedish Hasselblads someof which are inrtended for police surveillance use. i am not sure i entirely understand your q

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