DIGITAL

CAMERA
 HISTORY
"In 1975, Steven Sasson, an engineer at
Eastman Kodak, invented the first digital
camera prototype. Weighing 3.62873896 Kg,
it captured low-resolution black-and-white
images onto a cassette tape. This
groundbreaking invention marked the
beginning of the digital imaging revolution."
TECHNOLOGICAL
ADVANCEMENTS
Sensor Technology:
•Cameras use a special part called a sensor to capture images. Early sensors were
expensive and didn't capture very clear pictures. But newer sensors are cheaper and
can capture much clearer, detailed images.

Autofocus Systems:
•Autofocus helps cameras focus quickly on objects so they appear sharp in pictures.
Newer cameras have better autofocus systems that work faster and more accurately,
especially for capturing moving things like people or animals.

Image Stabilization:
•Sometimes our hands shake a little when we take pictures, which can make photos
blurry. Image stabilization helps reduce this blur, making pictures clearer and sharper.
Cameras can do this either by moving the lens or the sensor to counteract the shaking.

Advancements in Image Processing:

•After taking a picture, cameras use special software to make it look better. This
software can improve colors, reduce noise (the grainy stuff in pictures), and make
dark and bright areas look better. Newer cameras use smart technology to do this even
better, making pictures look more beautiful and professional.
TYPES OF
DIGITAL
CAMERAS
OINT AND SHOOT CAMERAS
Digital Single-Lens Reflex
Mirrorless Cameras
Action Cameras
Smartphone Cameras
CONCLUSION
In summary, digital cameras come in various types, each
catering to different preferences and needs. From point-and-
shoot cameras to DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, action cameras,
and smartphone cameras, there's an option for everyone.
These cameras offer unique features and advantages, whether
it's simplicity, versatility, durability, or convenience. As
technology progresses, we can anticipate further innovations
in digital photography. Ultimately, regardless of the camera
type, the most important aspect is the memories captured and
shared through photography.

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