What are camera aesthetics?

Answer 1

Camera aesthetics are the ability to pick up and move a camera through space before it was problematic to experience the changing in the world of the movie but now with the aesthetics of the camera you can see the movement of the world.

Camera aesthetics often refers to the look and feel of the camera. This applies to all human interactive aspects of the camera.

• Does the camera fit in my hands; and is it easy to handle?
• Is the camera too heavy or too light?
• Are all the buttons in good places, or do I sometimes accidentally hit buttons because of poor placement?
• (Digital) If the camera has a screen, is the screen size good and is the display quality good?
• (Digital) Are the settings menus easy to navigate and understand?
• Even little things like: Do I like the feel of the texture on the camera?
• ...and "Do I like the color?"

Everything about the user experience (look, feel, ease of use) make up the aesthetic of the camera.