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Digital Camera Overview IT 130 Web Graphics and Multimedia
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Digital Camera Overview Images are recorded on CCD (Charged Coupled Device) ; not film Light collected by CCD converted to data Data stored on camera’s memory card
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Digital Camera Overview Image preview capabilities Image downloaded to a computer
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Digital Camera Advantages Reusable Instant preview of image After download, image may be edited
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Digital Camera Advantages Image sent via e-mail or posted to websites without compromising quality Reduced film and development costs
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Digital Camera Overview
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Image Compression Quality and file size are affected Reduces memory required per image Uncompressed image – 10MB Standard card size 8-16 MB
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Image Compression Compression levels can be adjusted on the camera or after downloaded Image cannot be uncompressed JPEG most common compression format
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Image Compression
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Low compressionFile Size 68KB
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Image Compression High compressionFile Size 11KB
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Image Compression Smaller file sizes desired for Internet TIFF format better at compression with minimal quality effects
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Image Resolution Quality and file size also affected Directly related # of pixels on CCD More pixels, higher the resolution
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Image Resolution
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Pixels Smallest piece of info on digital image 800 x 600 resolution = 480,000 pixels 1024 x 768 resolution = 786,432 pixels
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Pixels Most current cameras – 2048 x 1532 Over 3 million pixels (3 Mega Pixels)
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Pixels Camera’s CCD is made up of pixels Each pixel is a tiny light sensor – detects light & color levels
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Pixels Example: 12 x 12 resolution = 144 pixels Low resolution = limited detail
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Camera-Computer Transfer Serial port or USB port Serial port uncommon and slow USB faster, but newer technology
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Camera-Computer Transfer Some cameras use a standard 3.5 disk Many new digital cameras USB support only Another option is memory card with memory card reader
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Camera-Computer Transfer
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Storing, Viewing & Printing Storage requirements often neglected Hard drive failures CD burner possible alternative
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Storing, Viewing & Printing Photo Album Software Digital Photo Frame - Ceiva
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Storing, Viewing & Printing Online – shutterfly.com TV – low quality
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Storing, Viewing & Printing Printing – Shutterfly.com and Ofoto.com Personal printer
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Storage Media Removable memory card Smart Media Compact Flash (Type I & II) Stick memory 3.5 disk – 1.44 MB vs. 8-16 MB memory card 128+ MB memory cards available
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Resources www.dcresource.com www.imaging-resource.com www.steves-digicams.com www.digicamera.com www.digital-camerastore.com
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