It also helps you learn to use your new digital camera knowing the meaning of some of the more common terms. In the following, many of these common terms are defined. .
Automatic mode - This setting automatically sets the focus, exposure, and white balance.
Burst Mode or Continuous Capture Mode - A series of pictures taken quickly at time intervals by simply pressing the shutter button.
Compression - The process of compressing digital data, images and text by deleting selected information.
Digital Zoom - Trim and enlarge the middle part of the image.
JPEG - main format used for image compression of digital camera
Rag time - Pause between the time when the shutter button was pressed and the time the camera actually captured the image
LCD - (Liquid Crystal Display) is a small screen of a digital camera for displaying images.
Lens - A circular transparent glass or plastic piece that has the function of collecting light and focusing on the sensor and shooting the image.
Megabyte - (MB) measures 1024 kilobytes and refers to the amount of information in the file or the amount of information available
Included in memory card, hard drive or disk.
Pixel - a small unit of color that makes up a digital photo. The pixel also measures the digital resolution. Million pixels
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RGB - refers to the red, green, blue colors used in computers to create all other colors.
Resolution - The resolution of the camera represents the number of pixels used to create the image.
Details that the camera can capture. The more pixels the camera has, the more cameras can be registered and the larger the image
Printed
A movie comparable to a camera captured an external recording device with card storage is fairly small. Also called a digital camera memory card. .
Finder - an optical "window" to look through to make up the scene.
White Balance - White Balance adjusts the camera to compensate for the type of light (daylight, fluorescent light, incandescent light etc.). ,) Or lighting conditions in the scene, so it will be normal to the human eye.
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