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How do the shutter and lens of the camera work together to form an image?
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In 35mm or digital camera there is a type of shutter or lens that controls how the outcome of the image is. These two things are very important in how the images exposure, depth of field, clarity or lack of, etc. effect the photograph.
Behind the lens and shutter in a camera is the film or in digital, sensor chip. The film or sensor chip reads the light that passes through the lens. The shutter controls how much light is being passed through and the lens is what allows you to get the image that you're looking at in the same perspective and location as you want.
The shutter speed can make images look like they're frozen, a slow shutter speed can make something look like they have movement. The Lens is the medium that replicates what you're looking through in the eye hole that makes the same image on the film or sensor chip.
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Internal block diagram of digital camera with explanation of each block?
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What uses light to form an image on film?
A camera mate! lol :OD Hope that helped
What does camera mean?
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What is full frame camera?
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What is a full frame camera?
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