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A photo can be taken, and shared in different ways, such as printed films or digitally by phone or computer. Over time there were a variety of different cameras that required different gauges for each specific camera used. The 35mm color film was the first to be recognized as the international standard gauge. Today it is the most commonly used gauge for still photography and motion pictures.
Overtime the 35mm film was modified
to enhance its capabilities now including both sound and color. Compared to black and white films, color
films were more real life to viewers’ eyes.
Color film has allowed people to visualize the original image captured
in a more direct way. Our world is full
of color and color film allowed us to capture this. Different colors in a photograph can also help
the center of your focus to stand out against its background versus black and
white film, producing different shades which can tend to blend together.
Today’s technology now allows for photographs
to be captured in a more convenient way; by disposable cameras, digital cameras
and cell phones. This allows
photographers to capture images on the go.
My experience with photography is you usually have to capture the moment
as soon as it arises because it doesn’t last long. Personally, I always carry my Iphone and it takes
great pictures and also allows me to view these images again, without having to
pay for film printouts. Sharing photos
by sending digital images using the computer or my phone is also more
convenient and it is free, versus developing pictures and then printing extra copies
to share.
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