Welcome to Digital Photo Basics at STUDIO WITHANAGE!
Digital
photography is our modern "Renaissance" in the world of photography.
Digital cameras are becoming the mainstay in many photographic
establishments and households opening
many new ways for us to show our creativity. This is a short
article breaking the barrier of technical jargon and making digital imaging easier
to understand. Cameras, papers, internet sharing, computer software
and many more topics relating to digital photography will be
discussed here later on. So, please don't forget to bookmark this
site and visit us at STUDIO WITHANAGE
again and again.
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Image File Formats: What Are They? |
Everyday
images are being saved as files and used to enhance newsletters and
web
pages or sent, as photos, to family and friends. A lot of time
and thought goes into deciding which images to use and store for
later use. There are many different file formats used to store those
images and using the wrong file format can cause some of the data to
be lost. The worst-case scenario, the file won’t be able to be used
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Digital Photography Skills |
Basic
photography skills, using conventional cameras, are important to
take a quality picture. Digital cameras, however, bring with it not
only new technology but new photographic skills.
For the photographer
with skills in conventional photography, digital photography is an
additional tool to enhance both his already acquired skills as a
photographer and his natural artistic or aesthetic talent.
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Digital Camera Pixels - Making Sense Of The
Numbers
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Sensors, arrays, CCD, pixels, resolution, images, these don’t sound
like photography terms. They sound more like science terms used to
assemble some complicated apparatus not to mention they sound
intimidating. These are the terms found in digital photography and
these terms and their meanings can send most of us running back to
35mm film cameras where we feel safe.
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Digital Cameras – What Exactly Are
They?
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A
digital camera captures images, but instead of using film as a 35mm
does, the image is converted into digital information and, with the
help of a computer, can be sent by email to family and friends or
printed out in the convenience of your own home. Sounds very high
tech but many of the latest digital cameras on the market today are
easy to use and they are changing the way we take and use photos.
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