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Is any picture or graphic in digital form. |
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Is a type of photography in which any stage involves or uses a digital image. |
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Is to use a scanner to make a copy of your original photograph, or scan negatives. |
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Is an electronic chip inside a slim plastic casing;it stores information such as image data.Sizes 128 MB 256 MB 512 MB 1 GM 4 GM |
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A list of options offered by the camera. |
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(Single lens reflex) a camera uses the same lens for viewing as for taking the picture. |
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LCD Screen-Liquid Crystal Display |
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A type of display using materials that can block light. |
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Are what a camera or software offers you in the absence of other instructions. |
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Means to move through menus until you find and select the control option you are looking for. |
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One million pixels;used to describe a digital camera in terms of sensor resolution. |
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Zoom is a term that means to get closer to your subject without actually moving. |
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Is a mere crop of the central part of the CCD,making up the image of the central pixels of CCD only. |
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The optical zoom is a true zoom which uses the whole of the CCD unlike digital zoom,which is a mere crop of the central part of the CCD,making up the image of central pixels of CCD only. |
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