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Digital Photography

Digital photography was born with the development of the CCD (Charged Coupled Device), an array of light sensitive diodes. Engineers at Bell laboratories, in the late 1960’s, were working on capturing images digitally for use in computer memories, primarily for use in video telephony.

Today, CCD and CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductors) arrays are primarily used in still and motion (video) cameras. While CCD arrays are used primarily in digital still cameras, CMOS devices, because they are cheaper to manufacture, are becoming the device most used in still and motion cameras.

In traditional photography, the photographer selects the film he wants to us

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Oxide Semiconductors, CD DVD, Engineers Bell, Coupled Device, PHOTOGRAPHY Digital, digital photography, photosensitive paper, digital cameras, fade change, chemically developed, digital images, arrays primarily, image captured,

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