Wednesday, September 9, 2015

camera history

                camera hisory 

  1. Camera obscura which is latin for dark room. The whole acted as a lens, focusing and projecting onto the dark wall in the chamber.
  2. The modern camera became one step closer to being created when Isaac Newton and Christian Huygens perfected the understanding of the optics and the process of making a high quality glass lens.
  3. Niepce: a glass lens, a box, and film
  4. The film 
  5. They capture the image with and electronic sensor called CCD
  6. When the camera is on "Auto" mode it usually controls the flash and exposure of the picture. And when the camera is on "Program" mode you can most of the time chose whether you want the flash on or off.
  7. Portrait mode is used to blur out the background in the picture.The camera will try and use the fastest available lens setting.
  8. The sports setting is used to freeze motion, the camera will use its highest shutter speed possible.com
  9. It has faster camera responses, better control over the focus, and better composition.
  10. The flash is off, the mood of the photography can sometimes be more dramatic when the natural light is used.
  11. The flash is on auto, the flash will automatically fire when it needs it.
  12. Too much light and the photo will be washed out.
  13. If theres not enough light then the photo will come out dark.
  14. The word "stop" is used in every aspect in photography to represent a relative change in brightness. 
  15. the stop will be 1 stop
  16. the stop will be 2 stop's
  17. the long shutter speed is more light 
  18. the shutter shutter speed is less light
  19. Its like a pupil
  20. By adjusting the larger opening 
  21. the aperture gets wider
  22. the aperture gets smaller 
  23. the shutter is shorter 
  24. the shutter is faster
  25. it determines the sensitivity of the image   
  26. it makes more things in focus 
  27. it allows you to freeze an action photo 
  28. it has less light but has a grainer image                                                                                                                                                         

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