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What is the digital file format that saves an image to a camera card?
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you have to get a this card
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Are pictures saved using a digital camera stored as jpeg files?
Yes. The most popular format for storing photos is the jpeg format which means the name of the file generated by the camera is most commonly something ending with the three letter jpg or JPG extension. This is not true for all pictures on all cameras, just most cameras. The basic hand held "point and shoot" camera that can be purchased currently will store photos in jpeg format. Older cameras and more expensive cameras are more likely to have a different format. It is also true that the camera may be capable of storing the image in (or converting it to) several different formats based on the settings selected by the user. The jpeg format saves space but it also removes details from the photo the camera has actually taken. Normally a typical camera employs one or three CCDs (charge coupled devices) to detect the light and record the image. That information acquired by the CCDs is a much larger, and requires typically more than ten times the storage than the jpeg version of the image. The reduction is size occures when the camera converts from the original raw image data to the jpeg format and when the encoding in jpeg takes place, information in the original image is lost. The highest quality cameras, that a professional photographer might use, do not convert to jpeg but use other formats which retain more or all of the original information collected by the light detectors (CCDs). There are many other formats for digital images with advantages and disadvantages when considering the image quality versus image size issues and also the issue of image manipulation. One can literally write a book on the technicalities and uses of these many other formats, so that aspect of the answer is best done by a separate investigation by those interested. Wikipedia has an extensive description of the jpeg format at the link below.
How do you convert a word processor file into JPEG bmp or gif format?
You can make a screenshot of the window as described in the related question. Another possibility would be to print to an image format like TIFF. I am not sure if there is a TIFF printer driver out there, but for sure there is a Microsoft Image Writer. It saves into a Microsoft image format that can be later converted to TIFF.
What are the benefits of owning a waterproof digital camera?
If a person is a frequent diver or snorkler or spends a lot of time on a boat, owning a waterproof digital camera saves a lot of money in the long run, and enables the person to take pictures under water.
How can you find a camera owner's manual online?
might try retrevo.com. i downloaded manual for almost every electronic product i own, including my Canon digital camera. also, retrevo saves your manuals.
What should you know about digital cameras?
A digital camera is a device which is nothing at all but a camera with no need to use film rolls and thus no need to develop the pictures. It can have connectivity via USB which is useful to transfer pics and vids to your PC. All photos and videos are in digital format stored on memory cards and not like the old traditional film strips. If you are a frequent photographer,this comes in handy. -------------- M.VIGNESH SVCE ````````````````````````` mvignesh1990@gmail.com ``````````````````````
How do you change a JPEG image to a high resolution image?
jpeg format IS a high quality format when created or saved as 12% (or 120 depending on application) - it has the same quality as a BMP or TIF with no compression artifacts a low quality jpeg cant be made high quality just by converting the file format - the amount of work involved in improving the quality of a highly compressed jpeg usually isn't worth it and you still end up with an inferior image than if you just start out with a high quality image to begin with when working with jpegs in photoshop or other programs always save as 12 (or 120) and you will get no compression artifacts (those annoying blocks of pixels) - most better digital cameras save jpegs as 8% (or 80), occasionally as 10% (or 100) which is good enough for most uses but be sure anytime you edit the image you save it as 12 so you don't further damage the image as a digital photographer i shoot exclusively in jpeg format and my camera saves at a 10% compression which makes those pixel squares almost unnoticeable and i never had a complaint about image quality
Does digitizing images make it easy to transmit images?
Digitizing images images make it easy to transmit images because when you digitize images the image is sent through the camera which will turn it into digits, so when you re open the image it will still be there which means it saves onto the camera or the computer
What is the difference between digital SLR and film SLR camera?
A digital camera captures images through electronic sensors called "pixels", which each are sensitive to light. Put enough pixels together, stand back and it looks like a picture. Electronic images are then stored as data on electronic media such as disks or flash memory; a digital camera refers only to the way the image is captured and stored. On the contrary, a non-digital or film camera uses a roll of light-sensitive film contained within the camera to capture an image. "SLR" stands for "Single Lense Reflex", meaning that the operator looks OPTICALLY through the same lense as the camera when taking the picture. Many older cameras had a lens for the operator to look through and a separate lense for the camera. There was a problem with paralax, focus, lense length and image composition. SLR camras solved those problems by providing a system of mirrors, which allowed the user to focus and compose his image properly. When the operator of a SLR camra pushed the shutter release, the mirror moved out of the way and the shutter exposed the film. SLR cameras also allow the operator to change lenses allowing for long shots with telephoto lenses, wide angle shots, ultra-wide angle shots and even mounting to astronomy quality telescopes. The same method is used in some high-end digital cameras, often called DSLM, or Digital Single Lens Mirrorless cameras, because of their lack of a mirror.
Is there a product that saves photos from a camera?
im the one that asked the question. what i didn't mention is that i have a digital camera with no memory card (or slot) i have a USB cable and i'd like to konw if there is a product that i can plug the USB into save the photos so i could delete the ones on the camera??? with out using a PC hope this helps a little thx
Can video cameras take pics and videos?
When dealing with digital camcorders each different design and make has different features. Not all camcorders will have the ability to take digital photos. Some have a photo mode, which basically means it freeze frames the footage and saves it to be viewed as an image. However if you are filming at the time it momentarily interrupts the flow for roughly 5 seconds and the quality versus a camera is considerably reduced too.
What does Excel save it's information to?
It saves a workbook in the specified format to the specified folder. So normally it saves in the standard Excel format for the version you are using and saves the file in the My Documents folder, or whichever folder you select.
On the original Xbox what is the total capacity of the Hard drive?
Actually the original xbox has a 10 gig harddrive (formatted to 8 gig) for ripping your music cds into a digital format. It also serves for game saves.
