From the invention of the first still camera to the movie camera, the
camera’s evolution has been constant and, very recently, rapid. The most
significant revolution in the long process has been digital photography, which
has come with many advantages to picture taking.
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The lack of film means you don’t have to wait
for development. Images are instant. Plus you can take as many photos as you
like without the slightest concern.
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Since you can take as many pictures as you
like, you can choose the best ones to be printed with a better chance of
getting exactly the image you wanted. It’s not just luck anymore, or hoping
your 36 prints turned out; now you can ensure your images are perfect.
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And since you can ensure you’re capturing the
perfect image, digital cameras eliminate a significant expense. Now you don’t
have to buy expensive film.
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With the ability to preview images right on
the camera screen, digital cameras let you delete the bad photos and keep only
the ones you want.
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Digital images, whether photos or videos, can
be taken directly from the camera and loaded onto your computer’s hard drive.
You can easily edit your own images and share them online by
emailing them to friends and family, adding them to your website, burning them
to CD or DVD, and making slide shows which can be viewed on a TV or computer
monitor.
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A digital camera can easily store up to
10,000 photos, depending on the size of the memory card. This storage capacity is
far greater than that of the traditional film camera.
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Nowadays, most digital cameras take both
still photos and video. There is no longer a need to buy a separate device to
record home movies.
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Digital cameras have advanced so much in
recent years that anyone can inexpensively buy a camera that will produce
amazing images. A high megapixel camera that will deliver film camera quality
resolution is not a thing of the past.
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Most importantly, digital cameras are more
environmentally-friendly. As we move forward in the effort to build a greener
planet, eliminating the toxic chemicals in film processing is an important
step.
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