Digital photography uses electronic photo detectors to capture and store images as computer files, differing from traditional film photography. Digital cameras, such as compact and DSLR models, offer features like manual controls and interchangeable lenses, with the main distinction being the storage format and viewing methods. The document also covers the differences and similarities between SLR and DSLR cameras, digital photo editing techniques, and various types of storage devices used for digital images.

1. DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY

2. WHAT IS DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY?
• Digital photography is one of several forms of digital
imaging. It uses an array of electronic photo detectors to
capture the image focused by the lens, as opposed to an
exposure on photographic film. The captured image is then
digitized and stored as a computer file ready for digital
processing, viewing, digital publishing or printing.
• simpled word :it is photography where the image is
exposed, captured and stored electronically rather than on
film.

3. DIGITAL CAMERA
WHAT IS DIGITAL CAMERA?
A digital camera is a camera that
stores the pictures and video it
takes in electronic format
instead of to film.
EXAMPLE:
compact,DSLR and DSLM

4. Digital Camera & Its
Controls

5. FRONT VIEW
DSLR

6. BACK VIEW
DSLR

7. DSLM

8. Similarities Between SLR &
DSLR CATEGORY SLR&DSLR
Optical
Yes
Viewfinder
Manual
Controls
Yes
Lenses Interchangeable

9. Differences Between SLR &
CATEGORY SLDR SLR DSLR
Technology Reflex mirror that allows
live optical viewing
through the lens taking
the image.
Reflex mirror that
allows live and digital
optical viewing through
the lens taking the
image.
Storages
devices
Camera Film (36 images
per roll of film)
Memory cards
(Thousands of images)
Shutter Speed 1-1/1000 s 1 – 1/4000 s
Video Captures No Yes
Live Preview No Yes
Reusability Images cannot be
erased, and the film
cannot be reused
Images can be erased;
card can be reused for a
new set of pictures

11. Similarities Between DSLR &
CATEGORY DSLR&DDSLSMLM
size sensor same
image
quality
excellent
video yes

12. Differences Between DSLR &
CATEGORY DSLR (NikoDn DS33L00M) DSLM (Samsung
NX300)
Size and Bulk larger (to fit
mirror&prism)
smaller than DSLR
(mirrorless)
Complex Mirror
and Shutter
Design
have a noise when picure
its taken, prone to dust
quiter when picture was
taken, less prone to dust
Autofocus
ability
Phase detection: Very
fast .Contrast detection
in live view: slow
Phase & Contrast
detection. Fast.
have hybrid AF
viewfinder Optical viewfinder (OVF) Electronic viewfinder
(EVF)/LVF
shutter speeds 1 – 1/4000 s 30-1/6000s
ISO range 100-3200 100-25600
Touchscreen No yes

13. DSLR Mode Dial have 2 catagories:
I.Full Automatic
II.Scene Modes
NOKI N NONAC
Program Mode (P):Exposure is
automatic, but you can manually
control settings like ISO, white
balance and color mode
Aperture Priority Mode (A or Av):
You pick a lens aperture (the lens
opening), all else is automatic
Shutter Priority Mode (S or Tv) :
You decide how long the shutter is
open (shutter speed), all else is
automatic
ISO Priority Mode (Sv): You pick an
ISO, all else is automatic (a limited
feature available on only a few DSLRs)
Full Manual Mode (M) : You're on
your own.

14. SLR mode
DSLR mode
SCENE MODES

15. Exposure Mode: Auto

16. Exposure Mode: Auto Flash Off

17. Exposure Mode: Potrait

18. Exposure Mode: Landscape

19. Exposure Mode: Sports

20. Exposure Mode: Close Up

21. Exposure Mode: Night Potrait

22. Strength &Technique
in Digital
Photography

25. Visual
Modification/
Manipulation
Using Camera

26. Select an image
Edit the image
Save the
edited
image

27. Adjusting the Brightness
Trimming
images
Correcting an Image

28. • EOS-1D Mark II N
• EOS-1Ds Mark II
• EOS-1D Mark II
• EOS- 1Ds
• EOS-1D
• EOS 5D
• EOS 10D
• EOS DIGITAL
XT/350D DIGITAL
• EOS 20D
• EOS DIGITAL
REBEL/300D
DIGITAL
• EOS D60

29. Adjusting the Brightness
we can adjust the brightness of
an image in the range of -100 to
+100 (in 1-step increments when
entering a value)

30. 3 Steps:

31. Before
After

32. Trimming Images
We can trim an image
within our desired range

33. 3 Steps:

34. More
Information:

36. Before After

37. Correcting Image
We can correct an image using:
Repairing
Copy Stamp

38. Repairing
we can correct an image so that unwanted
spots (spots that we want to delete) on
the image blend with surrounding color

39. 6 Steps of Repairing:

41. Example of repairing:

42. Before After

43. Copy Stamp
we can correct an image by pasting
a section copied from another
part of the same image to
unwanted part of the image

44. 6 Steps of Copy Stamp

47. STORAGE
DEVICES

49. Types of
storage devises

50. CF Card
: was developed by SanDisk
Corp and these cards are
about the size of a matchbook.
: offer very high storage
capacities and fast processing
times
:suitable for video recording

51. Card
: smaller than CF cards and
are used in over half of current
camera models.

52. MM Card (MMC)
: cards are even smaller cards
used in a few pocket cameras

53. Memory Stick
: a proprietary format from
Sony Corporation, is shaped
something like a stick of gum.
These cards are used only in
Sony products

54. Hard Drives
: such as Hitachi's Microdrive and
Sony's Compactvault are high
speed, high capacity hard disk
drives. These drives are so small
they can be plugged into a Type II
CompactFlash slot on a digital
camera or flash card reader. (Type I
CompactFlash slots are thinner).

55. One-time Used Flash Cards
: have been introduced with the idea
that flash memory is so inexpensive
you can leave your photos on a card
instead of copying then to a
computer. This is not recommended
for serious photographers.

56. • When you have more than
one card, a case protects
your spares.