Contraste

Contraste

The difference between elements in a photograph. Contrast can include the difference between light and dark areas, or a marked difference in colors.

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Category: Digital camera
Company: Canon
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contraste

Music; General music

Contrast of musical materials sustains our interest and feeds our love of change; it provides variety to a form.

memoria

Consumer electronics; Digital camera

The camera's storage medium. Flash memory is a safe, highly reliable form of storage that doesn't need power to hold the images after they are saved. It won't erase the images ...

flash

Consumer electronics; Digital camera

An electronic device that produces a burst of light the consumer can use to produce more exposure on the film.

JPEG

Consumer electronics; Digital camera

Joint Photographic Experts Group, *.jpg. The de facto standard for image compression in digital imaging devices. JPEG is a lossy compression technique, capable of reducing digital ...

LCD

Consumer electronics; Digital camera

Liquid crystal display. The flat screen on many digital cameras that preview photographs that have already been taken. LCDs utilize two sheets of polarizing material with a liquid ...

megabyte

Consumer electronics; Digital camera

1024 Kilobytes, written MB, used to refer to the size of files or media such as hard drives. Refers to the amount of information in a file or how much information can be contained ...

RAM

Consumer electronics; Digital camera

Random Access Memory, . A type of computer memory that can be accessed randomly. This is the fastest type of memory for the computer and the most expensive. There are several ...

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