A camera which delivers active video and timing information as discrete data.
A camera without film. Instead an electronic memory card and a photo-sensitive pixel screen records natural and infrared light images. These photos can be down- loaded into a computer.
device which takes still photos but records the pictures on computer disks or memory chips
A filmless camera that converts light energy to digital information and stores that information in a buffer or directly onto a removable memory card.
A camera that uses a sensor to capture photographic images and then converts them to digital format. See also CCD, CMOS, SENSOR.
A camera that records photos as electronic files instead of using film.
A camera that does not contain any film. The camera creates a digital object of the image, which can be downloaded into a computer system. In stead of film, a digital camera uses an electronic imaging sensor.
A type of camera used to display images on a computer screen.
Instead of conventional light-sensitive film, digital cameras use highly-integrated components (CCD chips), which convert the image captured by the lens into digital data. This circumvents the use of film imaging, film development and scanning. In print and non-print media production, this saves time while also offering greater flexibility. There are digital cameras available for a whole range of applications, from recreational use to use in a professional capacity. As a rule studio cameras use separate digital units instead of traditional film cassettes.
A filmless camera system that converts an analog optical image into a digital signal or file.
A type of camera which uses a CHARGE-COUPLED DEVICE in place of photographic film. It creates images in the form of digital files, which can be transferred directly to a computer for manipulation.
Captures images (still or motion) digitally and does not require analog-to-digital conversion before the image can be transmitted or stored in a computer. The analog-to-digital conversion process (which takes place in CODEC s) usually causes some degradation of the image, and a time delay in transmission. Avoiding this step theoretically provides a better, faster image at the receiving end.
A camera that records images digitally rather than on film.
Instead of a roll of film, found in traditional cameras, digital cameras have a photosensitive component called a CCD sensor, which recognizes colors and contrasts. The captured photo data is saved on a special memory card which can then be viewed, edited or printed by a computer.
A digital camera is a filmless camera that captures pictures in an electronic format instead of on film. After they have been captured, these digital images can be easily transferred to a computer or to Shutterfly for storage, manipulation and digital photo printing services.
Takes digital images and can be downloaded and edited via computer.
This facility allows your phone to capture sill digital images
A camera that contains no film but records images as digital objects which can then be downloaded into a computer for further processing.
Cameras capable of recording photographic images on magnetic media rather than by exposing light sensitive silver bromide/silver oxide film to light. With appropriate software these images may be tailored and manipulated on a PC, and may be used as part of a multimedia content. Examples: Epson PhotoPC - about $A1150, Fuji DS7 - about $A1100.
A camera that records an image on a memory chip rather than on film, allowing the photo to be distributed electronically and quickly inserted into a document or multiple documents using digital technology.
a camera that encodes an image digitally and store it for later reproduction
a camera that, as its name implies, stores images digitally rather than recording them on film
a camera that captures and stores photographic images in digital form, which means that the images can be fed into and "read" by a computer
a camera that captures the photo on digital storage, rather than on films
a camera that take Photos using a disk instead of film
a computer, and is therefore affected by cold temperatures
a computer that takes pictures
a computer with a lens and then you take that content and you send it wirelessly and you edit it share it and when you're ready you print it
a convenient tool for taking pictures to be transferred to the computer for use in our teaching for illustrative purposes
a device that records still photos in some form of electronic memory instead of on film
a device that samples the original light that bounces off an image to create a digital image
a device to capture digital bitmapped images as files ready for modification or inclusion in your desktop publishing, multimedia or web projects
a filmless camera that performs many of the same functions as a
a good investment because you can delete any bad photos, and you don't have to print the ones you don't want
a good way of alerting others as to where the ghostly anomalies are positioned because you can immediately view the photo and see the orbs or ectoplasm
a great tool for learning, and many of the techniques used in film photography apply equally well to digital photography
an efficient way to take listing photos and have them available in digital files to e-mail or use in marketing materials
an enticement to take more snaps than you can keep track of
a personal computer that does not have schizophrenia
A camera that records pictures as data and so requires no film.
A camera that takes images digitally and stores them in its own memory, as opposed to the light sensitive film used in traditional cameras.
Camera that stores photos electronically rather than on film.
Camera that uses no film but captures images electronically which are stored on chips, memory cards, or disks.
An input device that takes pictures and records them as digital data (instead of film or videotaped) images.
A camera that stores pictures in electronic memory or on floppy disk instead of on traditional film. Digital pictures don't need to be developed, but they can easily be printed or sent in e-mail.
A camera that records images electronically rather than on film
A form of storing the image digitally (0's and 1's)instead of using film. Once the image is taken, it is stored onto memory which can then be transferred to a PC for later viewing and printing. Does not require film developing. Once an expensive gismo, now an affordable method of taking photographs.
A camera that captures an image through the lens but instead of on film, it does it on an an electronic image sensor, a CCD (Charged Coupled Device); then temporarily transferred into a FlashCard(tm) for eventual download into a computer.
A camera that does not use film. Instead, it creates electronic images of pictures that can be copied (downloaded) directly onto your computer.
A camera that records information digitally rather than on film.
A lensed camera that uses a digital sensor for the film. Images are recorded on a disk and can be immediately output on a computer.
Phone comes with a built-in digital camera.
A camera that stores images digitally as image files rather than recording them on film. These image files can be downloaded to a computer, stored on the hard disk, manipulated with a graphics design program, and printed.
A type of camera that stores the photographed image electronically rather than on film. The images are downloaded into a computer where they can be manipulated in a manner similar to a scanner.
camera which captures and stores images as digital (electronic) information. Images can be stored in memory in the camera or in plug-in cards, or on discs. Images may be transferred to the computer for use in documents or content-free programs. Some printers can print photos directly from memory cards.
A camera that converts photos into digital images that can be loaded directly into a computer.
A device that captures an image on a CCD or CMOS image sensor so it can be downloaded and manipulated by a computer.
A camera that captures the photo not on film, but in an electronic imaging sensor that takes the place of film.
Many cell phones now offer a small camera that takes simple, low-resolution pictures that can be stored or sent via the internet to other phones or desktops.
a device that takes images and records them digitally on computer disc or other device
A special kind of camera which allows you to take pictures like you would with a regular camera, but produces the picture in electronic form to be stored on a disk or computer.
A Camera which records images in digital form rather than on photographic film. These are both video digital cameras and still image digital cameras. Images are often stored on standard three inch diskettes using a standard bitmap format, such as TIFF. Digital cameras work in a similar way to scanners using charged coupled devices.
A camera that photographs without film. It registers and stores images on a magnetic device or in a computer's memory.
A camera that encodes images without the use of film and records them directly to a disk or a computer.
Camera that creates a photograph in digital form and records on digital memory rather than film. Close Window
A camera used to record images digitally rather than on film. Once a picture is taken, it can be downloaded to a computer, and manipulated with a graphics program, printed or stored on an Internet site like Epson PhotoCenter. The benefit of digital cameras is that viewing photos is inexpensive and fast because there is no film processing.
a camera that takes pictures without film, storing the pictures as digital files (in .jpg, .tiff, or .png) and can be easily downloaded to a computer or television.
A video or still camera that records images in digital form.
Similar to traditional cameras, digital cameras can record images. However, rather than using film, they store the information digitally. While film allows for nearly infinitesimal resolution, digital print quality is limited by the amount of memory that is available in the camera. The best digital camera attached to the best printer still cannot approach the quality of traditional photography (scanning a traditional photo into digital format equalizes this imbalance). The technology is improving rapidly, and there are many benefits to a digital camera:* no additional processing cost * images can be easily uploaded to a computer* images are nearly web-ready* instantaneous results (you can usually view images taken immediately). Source: TechSoup.org
A camera that stores images in computer memory rather than on light-sensitive film.
Instead of using film,this kind of camera records data in "pixels," small squares of light of varying hues that can be directly loaded into and interpreted by a computer.
Camera that stores images on disk rather than film for direct input into a computer.
a filmless camera that stores photos digitally.
A camera that takes pictures without film, but instead records the image on an image sensor chip in a format that is readable by a computer.
A camera that stores photographs digitally, as opposed to on a negative. The photographs can be viewed by uploading the pictures to a computer.
A camera that stores pictures in digital format
camera that captures digital images that are stored on a memory card or disk, and then can be transferred to a computer to be manipulated and printed. Disk thin, rectangular object used to store computer data.
A device that captures an image on a CCD (charged coupled device) so that the image file can be downloaded to and manipulated by a computer; does not use conventional film.
A photographic camera that uses highly-integrated components (CCD chips) to convert the image captured by the lens into digital data, thus circumventing the need for film imaging, film development and scanning.
Records photographs in an electronic form that enables the user to transfer them to a computer to store, change or incorporate them into other files.
With the look and feel of a 35 mm film camera, the digital camera stores its images on removable flash cards, tiny floppy diskettes or a removable hard drive.
This is a camera that does not use film, but instead stored the photographs in a digital format in memory on the camera. These images can then be downloaded to a computer.
A device that captures an image on a CCD so it can be downloaded to and manipulated by a computer. It might also be called a filmless camera.
This facility allows your phone to capture still digital images.
A camera equipped with an electronic photosensitive sensor. The digital pictures are stored directly in the camera's memory and can be used immediately on a computer.
A camera that saves images as digital files on some type of memory disc rather than capturing images on film.
A camera that digitizes images and stores them on a computer disk.
A camera which stores images as digital information rather than on photographic film. This allows images to be easily displayed and edited on computer.
A hardware product that captures an image electronically.
The newest generation of video cameras transform visual information (lightness and darkness) into pixels, then translate the pixel's level of light into a number (or, in the case of color, into three numbers _ one for the level of red, green and blue in the pixel). These digital images can then be manipulated pixel by pixel to create exciting new applications in video and film production. They can also be compressed, stored and transmitted in more or less the same manner as traditional digital data.
A camera that takes pictures that are stored as electronic files. Pictures taken on digital cameras are stored in the camera's memory. Digital photos can be transferred to computers via usb leads or SMART card readers.
Portable optical recorder that captures images on an internal memory chip, removable PC cards, or other digital media. Images can be transferred electronically to a computer for manipulation, e-mailing or website creation.
Input device used to take pictures and store the photographed images digitally, instead of on traditional film. 1.5, 1.6, 5.18- 20, 11.12 handheld computer, 5.17 photo printers and, 6.20 Picture CD and, 7.22 storage, 7.28 SuperDisk(tm) drive, 7.10 Web publishing and, 1.36, 2.26
A digital camera is an electronic device used to capture and store photographs electronically instead of using photographic film like conventional cameras. Modern compact digital cameras are typically multifunctional, with some devices capable of recording sound and/or video as well as photographs.