Digital Camera Basics
In terms of handling, Digital Cameras are more or less the same as the film cameras. Both of them have a lens for focusing on specific images, a shutter for letting light inside the camera and also an aperture for controlling the amount of light entering the camera. Therefore, [...]

Image Stabilization feature in digital cameras is also known as the anti-shake or the vibration reduction feature. This technology prevents digital photos from blurs. Camera shakes that are caused by hand movements or slow shutter speeds or the usage of long telephoto lens without the tripod are all reduced by the Image [...]

DSLR stands for digital single lens reflex. DSLR cameras are enabled with lenses which make use of a mirror system as well as a prism that is mechanically controlled, and, allows the exposure of light to the camera’s image sensor only during the exposure period right after the click of the shutter. [...]

Though the 3D digital camera technology seems like an advanced idea straight from science fiction, the fact is that this concept has already been commissioned. Mainly because, the technology is very much more simpler than most people seem to understand. 3D, as many people know, though not exactly a conjuring trick, [...]

Light metering systems in a digital camera determines the exposure settings under different lighting situations. Metering systems also tell us about the availablility of light. An understanding of the light metering systems in digital cameras is very important in order to evaluate scenes and also to determine the exposure controls. [...]