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Showing posts with label between. Show all posts

Saturday, July 6, 2013

What is the difference between a 35mm camera and a digital camera?

Question by Pauly W: What is the difference between a 35mm camera and a digital camera?
I purchased a digital camera at a garage sale for $ 10 two weeks ago, and I am still learning how to use it. I do know that you get the pictures right away, and you can post them on the computer and share them on social networks such as Facebook, but what I would like to know is do they work the same as a 35m camera?


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Answer by Mr. Smartypants
A digital camera, you can just transfer the pictures directly to your computer.A 35mm camera needs film, when then has to be developed and printed, then either the print or the negative needs to be scanned with a scanner.



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Thursday, June 13, 2013

What is the difference between a digital camera and a regular camera?

Question by chicken2008: What is the difference between a digital camera and a regular camera?
Can you get pictures develped on a digital camera like the regular 35 mm one.
Can you get hard copies of the photos like with the 35mm.


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Answer by JBT
No, you don't use film on a digital camera.

That's a great thing! There's no film to buy. There's no developing to pay for. And there's no wait to see your photos.

Digital is instant. You can see the photos right away, so you don't miss a family photo or a vacation picture that you wish you had later.

You can also purchase a printer and make photo prints anywhere the camera can go.

Good quality prints, if that's what you want, can be made from your camera or its memory card at any drugstore, or you can get great quality prints shipped directly to you from places like http://www.bayphoto.com or http://www.snapfish.com



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Saturday, June 8, 2013

What is the difference between the pinhole camera and the camera obscura?

Question by HeyItsLilian: What is the difference between the pinhole camera and the camera obscura?
What is the difference between the pinhole camera and the camera obscura? Are they just the same thing, but with different names??


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Answer by fhotoace
The pinhole camera records the image on film (and is very portable)
The camera obscura were first actual buildings (not that portable) and later small portable devices used by artists for tracing subjects prior to producing paintings or other hand drawn art.



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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

What is the difference between Dslr Camera and Mirrorless camera?

Question by : What is the difference between Dslr Camera and Mirrorless camera?
I am planing to buy a new camera but I am really getting confused when the shopkeeper introduces me the new range known as mirrorless camera. I don't have any idea regarding this will any one please help


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Answer by AVDADDY
You were RIGHT THERE in front of someone who would have been glad to explain it to you, but you didn't. Why are you asking us instead of the shopkeeper?



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Saturday, May 11, 2013

What are some great cameras that are a mix between a point & shoot camera, and a SLR camera?

Question by LilyHeartsMakeup: What are some great cameras that are a mix between a point & shoot camera, and a SLR camera?
I want a portable camera, that takes great professional quality pictures.


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Answer by Jim A
Actually there isn't such a thing. The closest you can come is what some folks are calling a bridge camera. What that means I'm not sure but these devices are the size and weight of an SLR without actually being an SLR. They have every control of an SLR accept manual focus.

I have an older model of this type, a Fuji 9000. Fuji has a pretty good line of these cameras.
Understand most aren't cheap but they work very well.



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What is the different between an IR camera and an optical camera?

Question by Jessy A: What is the different between an IR camera and an optical camera?
Infrared camera and optical camera, what's the different between those two


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Answer by Praveen Puvs
An infra red camera uses infra red waves. An optical camera uses light waves.

In astronomy both cameras are used to explore galaxies and the space. The advantage of using an infrared camera is that the IR camera can see through dusts and gases. So astronomers can get a clear picture of those galaxies and space. But dusts can penetrate optical waves.

IR camera is used in finding people in a smoked place like fire situation.



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