Digital photography had revolutionized the world of picture capturing. The whole concept of photography hasn’t changed. However, over the years digital cameras have changed considerably from its appearance to its functions making it easier to have a picture of exceptional quality whatever its purpose. “The selective eye”, instead of just finding a subject to take a photo of the photo composition is about accentuating the scene of the photograph being taken. It is important to be aware that there is more than one way of framing up the camera for a perfect photo shot.
The photographer plays a big part in the picture from choosing the correct setting to the overall picture quality. To be a decent photographer you need to see the world in a broader …show more content…
There are so many different varieties of cameras from movie, digital to disposable, from early periods up to today’s technology. Each camera is slightly different to another and certain cameras are suitable for specific types of photography e.g. underwater photographing.
This is an old antique camera from the 19thcentury. Before more up to date cameras were made, these now not so common wooden cameras were professionally hand- crafted. These generated from around the 18th century right through to the early part of the 20th century.
As cameras progressed one type “Rolleiflex” was made with a twins lens reflex. It was designed and built in which to have one lens for viewing the image and another for the actual photography. With this comes a problem such as parallax error meaning the picture taken doesn’t look how it did originally in the viewfinder (the above lens). The advantage to this camera is that it produces a film of greater layout resulting in a much higher quality …show more content…
Manual allows the photographer to read the exposure from the dial on the cameras flash body which is set manually. Automatic measures the flash distance to the subject being taken, connected to a thyristor circuit in the camera, this enables the camera to dismiss the flash light when the film has maintained the sufficient amount of light required. It can also be attached to microscopes to view & take the image through the camera still as possible. As these cameras have good quality focal length, aperture and ISO settings and can be attached to tripods to take photos at various angles they are perfect in which to take photographs of evidence and crime scenes, during the day or at
The photographer plays a big part in the picture from choosing the correct setting to the overall picture quality. To be a decent photographer you need to see the world in a broader …show more content…
There are so many different varieties of cameras from movie, digital to disposable, from early periods up to today’s technology. Each camera is slightly different to another and certain cameras are suitable for specific types of photography e.g. underwater photographing.
This is an old antique camera from the 19thcentury. Before more up to date cameras were made, these now not so common wooden cameras were professionally hand- crafted. These generated from around the 18th century right through to the early part of the 20th century.
As cameras progressed one type “Rolleiflex” was made with a twins lens reflex. It was designed and built in which to have one lens for viewing the image and another for the actual photography. With this comes a problem such as parallax error meaning the picture taken doesn’t look how it did originally in the viewfinder (the above lens). The advantage to this camera is that it produces a film of greater layout resulting in a much higher quality …show more content…
Manual allows the photographer to read the exposure from the dial on the cameras flash body which is set manually. Automatic measures the flash distance to the subject being taken, connected to a thyristor circuit in the camera, this enables the camera to dismiss the flash light when the film has maintained the sufficient amount of light required. It can also be attached to microscopes to view & take the image through the camera still as possible. As these cameras have good quality focal length, aperture and ISO settings and can be attached to tripods to take photos at various angles they are perfect in which to take photographs of evidence and crime scenes, during the day or at