how an image is formed
- Focus and flash are two things that are essential for photojournalism that a camera obscura could not do.
- Emulsion is a light snesitive gelatin and silver-halide (a solid held in suspension)
- Digital cameras, and film cameras both turn light into electricity. The differences between the two are: CCD sensors create high-quality, low-noise images. CMOS sensors are generally more susceptible to noise. CCD sensor are more muture because they have been mass produced for a long time.
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Film cameras don't turn images into electricity. How do they form images on the emulsion?
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connolly, at 4:33 AM
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