Digital SLR cameras allow the user to change lenses and see through the viewfinder what the lens sees, unlike point-and-shoot cameras which have a fixed lens built into the camera body. Digital images are captured using electronic image sensors instead of light-sensitive film and stored digitally on memory cards rather than developed chemically. The two main types of digital cameras are point-and-shoot cameras and digital SLR cameras.

1. CAYETANO ARELLANO HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH 10
ART 10
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Presented to:Mark Anthony P. Janer

2. • Boys
• Simangan
• Sablan
• Sta maria
• Villanueva
• Torres

3. Presented by group 4
• Girls
• Leona
• Lim
• Magno
• Malinao
• Marquez

4. • 1 what is digital photography?
• Digital photography is a form of photography that uses cameras
containing arrays ofelectronic photodetectors to capture images
focused by a lens, as opposed to an exposure on photographic film.
The captured images are digitized and stored as a computer fileready
for further digital processing, viewing,digital publishing or printing.
Until the advent of such technology, photographs were made by
exposing light sensitive photographic film and paper, which was
processed in liquid chemical solutions to develop and stabilize the
image. Digital photographs are typically created solely by computer-
based photoelectric and mechanical techniques, without wet bath
chemical processing.

5. • 2 Briefly describe the basic technology behind the earliest cameras.
• The earliest cameras are bigger than a flat screen television. Cameras can
produce a picture with a black and white colors only. In capturing, it takes
about 15 minutes before a camera can take a single shot. That is the reason
why almost all the pictures are like a natural look faced pictures. Cameras
evolved to daguerreotypes, calotypes, dry plates, film, and to the modern
day with digital cameras. Digital cameras differ that they do not use film,
but capture and save photographs on digital memory cards or internal
storage instead. Their low operating costs have relegated chemical cameras
to market. Digital cameras now include wireless communication
capabilities like Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to transfer, print or share photos, and
are commonly found on mobile phones.

6. • 3 in place of the previous light-sensitive film,how are today’s digital
image captured and stored?
• In place of the previous light-sensitive film, how are today's digital
images captured and stored? We already have varieties of digital
cameras nowadays. Where the image is being captured by the light
using the film or electronic sensor of image as the receiver of it.

7. • 4 What are the two main types of digital photography in use today?
• There are two “types” of digital cameras in the world today…non-SLR
digital cameras and digital SLR cameras. A non-SLR digital camera is the
digital equivalent of a “point and shoot” film camera in that the lens is built
into the camera and can’t be removed. Additionally, a non-SLR digital
camera (also known as a "point and shoot" digital camera) doesn’t allow
you to see what the lens is seeing (the viewfinder does NOT look through
the lens). By contrast, a digital SLR camera (such as the Canon 40d or the
Canon Digital Rebel), is the digital version of the now ancient standard
35mm camera. You can easily remove the lens from a digital SLR camera
and, when you look through the viewfinder of the SLR camera, you are
seeing what the lens of the camera actually sees.

8. • 5 Why one of them is called point-and-shoot photography?
• There are two “types” of digital cameras in the world today…non-SLR
digital cameras and digital SLR cameras. A non-SLR digital camera is the
digital equivalent of a “point and shoot” film camera in that the lens is built
into the camera and can’t be removed. Additionally, a non-SLR digital
camera (also known as a "point and shoot" digital camera) doesn’t allow
you to see what the lens is seeing (the viewfinder does NOT look through
the lens). By contrast, a digital SLR camera (such as the Canon 40d or the
Canon Digital Rebel), is the digital version of the now ancient standard
35mm camera. You can easily remove the lens from a digital SLR camera
and, when you look through the viewfinder of the SLR camera, you are
seeing what the lens of the camera actually sees.

9. • 6 What doe the acronomy dslr stand for?
• There are two “types” of digital cameras in the world today…non-SLR
digital cameras and digital SLR cameras. A non-SLR digital camera is the
digital equivalent of a “point and shoot” film camera in that the lens is built
into the camera and can’t be removed. Additionally, a non-SLR digital
camera (also known as a "point and shoot" digital camera) doesn’t allow
you to see what the lens is seeing (the viewfinder does NOT look through
the lens). By contrast, a digital SLR camera (such as the Canon 40d or the
Canon Digital Rebel), is the digital version of the now ancient standard
35mm camera. You can easily remove the lens from a digital SLR camera
and, when you look through the viewfinder of the SLR camera, you are
seeing what the lens of the camera actually sees.

10. • 7 What does the acronomy dslr stand for
• Digital Photography/Digital
Camera Types
Digital Consumer Cameras
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all-in-one device
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have a fixed lens
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Compact Cameras
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High-end Consumer Cameras
Digital Single Lens Reflex
Cameras (Digital SLR)
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