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Cameras have evolved significantly over time. Early cameras required long exposure times and produced images on plates or film. Modern digital cameras can capture high resolution images instantly and store thousands of photos electronically on storage cards. Advances in megapixels, storage, and connectivity have transformed cameras into versatile multimedia devices.
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