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Techno Photoshop History of camera
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Define the connection between photography and artists. Answer questions about the relationship between photography and art. Explain what a digital camera is. Compare and contrast digital cameras with conventional cameras. Identify and label the key parts of a digital camera. List and discuss the benefits of using a digital camera.)
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What comes to mind when you think about digital photography?
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The camera can act as an extension of the artist’s eye, enabling them to capture unique images and angles. The camera can also allow the artist to experiment with light, composition, and exposure. When used creatively, the camera can be a powerful tool for capturing the artist’s vision.
The Connection Between Camera and Artist
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Aperture: The size of the opening in a camera lens that controls the amount of light entering the camera Shutter Speed: The length of time a camera shutter is open, which determines the amount of light that is allowed to enter the camera and expose the film or digital sensor Composition: The arrangement of the visual elements in a photograph to create an aesthetically pleasing image
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The first camera was invented by a painter, Joseph Niepce, in 1816. He used a camera to capture the images that he could later use as reference when he painted. The modern camera used today was invented by George Eastman in 1888. He was also a painter, and he used his camera to capture the light and shadows of the land to help him paint. The most expensive photograph ever sold was taken by Andreas Gursky in 1999. It was sold for over $4 million at auction.
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The first camera was invented by a painter, Joseph Niepce, in 1816. He used a camera to capture the images that he could later use as reference when he painted. The modern camera used today was invented by George Eastman in 1888. He was also a painter, and he used his camera to capture the light and shadows of the land to help him paint. The most expensive photograph ever sold was taken by Andreas Gursky in 1999. It was sold for over $4 million at auction.
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How has the evolution of cameras impacted the way we capture and preserve memories?
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The first camera was invented in the 15th century by an Arabian scholar named Ibn al-Haytham. The earliest known photograph was taken in 1826 by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce. The first digital camera was invented in 1975 by Steven Sasson, an engineer at Eastman Kodak.
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Cameras are devices that help us capture and keep pictures of special moments. A long time ago, cameras were not like the ones we have today. They used to be big and heavy, and you had to wait a long time for the picture to appear. But as time went on, cameras became smaller and better! Now we have small cameras in our phones that can take pictures instantly. Isn't it amazing how technology has changed?
History of Camera
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Question: How did the camera evolve throughout history? Clues: • Research the invention of the camera obscura. • Examine the invention of the first photographic process. • Discover the impact of digital photography. In pairs: Select and solve one of the tasks: A. Draw a timeline showing the evolution of the camera. B. Create a poster highlighting the invention of the camera.
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What is the importance of understanding the connection between a camera and an artist for creating successful artwork?
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How does the camera influence the artistry of a photographer?
  • By automatically enhancing the quality of the photographs
  • By limiting their creativity and artistic expression
  • By allowing them to capture moments from unique perspectives

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