newer cameras have more mega pixels for less the price. which basically means you get a better picture on cameras now than you would on an older camera. Along with being smaller that the older ones and have a better flash. The pictures are also in color with the newer ones as for the older cameras are black and white.
well this depends on if your referring to Film Cameras as the old cameras or if your referring to older Digital Cameras
the difference between Film and Digital cameras is that with Digital Cameras your able to have the image processed immediately after shooting and can have it viewed on an LCD Display meaning you waist less money waisting Film or having to buy Chemicals, another upper hand with using Digital is that you can fit more Photographs in a Memory Card compared to a 100ft roll of Bulk Film, maximum being only around 140 frames per 100ft compared to thousands on an 8GB SDHC Memory card on a 10MP Camera.
The down side to Digital is that it can be much more confusing to use compared to a Film SLR Camera where with Film Cameras you have dials for controlling how the frame should be exposed as for Digital many cameras can take a while to prepare (White Balance, ISO, etc) and some Digital Cameras can have Lag time due to the time it takes for it to Focus (when on Auto Focus) another problem with Digital is that it requires a Battery/'s to work as for Film Cameras many run using Mechanical Shutter and not Electromagnetic (meaning it does not use any power source)
when you take a picture you have to wait for the ink to dry and now if you print out a picture it would be dry
Both capture an image
The best place for information on the Polaroid Spectra cameras is camerapedia.org.
Of course, all of the present types except digital, not yet invented. this included: Polaroid, Instamatic (l963-85), 35MM single lens reflex, 35mm rangefinder, Press and View bellow cameras (such as Speed Graphic and Linhof) miniature or subminiature cameras such as the Minox, and of course the now somewhat moribund narrow-gauge(8mm, super-8 and l6mm) home movie cameras! There were also stereo or 3D cameras of different types, this type now (metzs-a metz) out of style.
now generally there is no difference between these two words but we can say that Castle is smaller than citadel Citadel is the place which contains the castle cause we can imagine a citadel contains village and castle
Wht is the difference between Lanthanides and Actinides?
To protect the public , buildings and vehicles. There some other benefits also for instance, Google Maps and Earth are now providing real time videos from USA with the help of CCTV cameras
There is no difference they are identical cameras.
The difference is the lens, auto-focus, color and sharpness / detail of the picture, but this only depends on the two cameras that you are comparing.
Well all camera's store by megapixel unless they are taken on film. In cases such as that then the biggest difference is one is digitally stored and the other isn't. We now have HD cameras that are replacing megapixel cameras.
The best place for information on the Polaroid Spectra cameras is camerapedia.org.
the main difference are the cameras
Infared cameras are different from cyber shot cameras in that they are capable utlizing intense nightvision, allowing for perfect photos taken in the dark.
Lots of difference!
not much but the dsi has 2 cameras..one by the mic and on the outside too!
the 4g has dual side cameras and facetime and a mic, and a faster processer.
The difference between castles in 1066 and now.
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that the 4g is a bit thinner, have built-in microphone and cameras