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Name: SERAFIM RUMIRIS PUTRI PARDEDE
Student ID: 7E4B3413
Group: 1C4
Assignment Title: HARDWARE - INPUT TECHNOLOGY (DIGITAL CAMERA)
Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u INTRODUCTION PAGEREF _Toc398205786 \h 3HISTORY OF DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205787 \h 3COMPONENT PARTS OF A DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205788 \h 4TYPES OF DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205789 \h 5USES OF DIGITAL CAMERAS PAGEREF _Toc398205790 \h 6ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205791 \h 8COMPARISONS BETWEEN DIGITAL AND NON-DIGITAL CAMERAS PAGEREF _Toc398205792 \h 9CONCLUSION PAGEREF _Toc398205793 \h 10REFERENCES PAGEREF _Toc398205794 \h 11
INTRODUCTION
I have been using digital camera since I was in high school but I did not really question about how cameras were being developed nor how did it evolve. Since I studied about hardware especially the topic on digital cameras in Business Technology Information 061, I feel interested to find out more information about digital camera. I feel thankful to be given this opportunity to widen my knowledge about digital camera through this project.
HISTORY OF DIGITAL CAMERADigital camera is a part of technology that recording images. In the year of 1951, the first video tape recorder captured live images by converting the images into digital or electrical impulses and saved the images onto magnetic tape. VTR technology was commonly used by the television industry in 1956.
Computer technology was also advancing during year 1960s and NASA used digital camera for mapping the surface of the moon. They used digital signals with space probes and sending the digital images of moon’s surface back to earth. And then, NASA used computers to improve the quality of the received images.
Other than that, a number of solid-state image sensors that converting light to digital pictures was invented by Kodak in 1970s. Kodak also invented world’s first megapixel sensor which capable of producing 5x7 inch digital photos quality in
Student ID: 7E4B3413
Group: 1C4
Assignment Title: HARDWARE - INPUT TECHNOLOGY (DIGITAL CAMERA)
Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u INTRODUCTION PAGEREF _Toc398205786 \h 3HISTORY OF DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205787 \h 3COMPONENT PARTS OF A DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205788 \h 4TYPES OF DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205789 \h 5USES OF DIGITAL CAMERAS PAGEREF _Toc398205790 \h 6ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL CAMERA PAGEREF _Toc398205791 \h 8COMPARISONS BETWEEN DIGITAL AND NON-DIGITAL CAMERAS PAGEREF _Toc398205792 \h 9CONCLUSION PAGEREF _Toc398205793 \h 10REFERENCES PAGEREF _Toc398205794 \h 11
INTRODUCTION
I have been using digital camera since I was in high school but I did not really question about how cameras were being developed nor how did it evolve. Since I studied about hardware especially the topic on digital cameras in Business Technology Information 061, I feel interested to find out more information about digital camera. I feel thankful to be given this opportunity to widen my knowledge about digital camera through this project.
HISTORY OF DIGITAL CAMERADigital camera is a part of technology that recording images. In the year of 1951, the first video tape recorder captured live images by converting the images into digital or electrical impulses and saved the images onto magnetic tape. VTR technology was commonly used by the television industry in 1956.
Computer technology was also advancing during year 1960s and NASA used digital camera for mapping the surface of the moon. They used digital signals with space probes and sending the digital images of moon’s surface back to earth. And then, NASA used computers to improve the quality of the received images.
Other than that, a number of solid-state image sensors that converting light to digital pictures was invented by Kodak in 1970s. Kodak also invented world’s first megapixel sensor which capable of producing 5x7 inch digital photos quality in
References: BIBLIOGRAPHY Johnson, Dave. Digital Camera Third Edition. California: McGraw-Hill/Osborne, 2003. Tarrant, Jon. Digital Camera Techniques . Burlington MA: Focal Press, 2003.