Digitalization in the Photography Industry and Development

1. Digitalization Digitalization in Development Development in the the Photography Industry Photography Industry and and In the world of photography, everyone is aware of the fact that photographers are taken by cameras. The camera is mainly handled by a cameraman or a photographer. A photographer is a person trained in clicking pictures. He is the one who provides you with the raw photograph. Introduction Introduction To Old Era To Old Era Before, the digital era, people used to click pictures with cameras, which had a much larger size than today’s cameras. There used be films which used to store the images clicked by the photographer. They were also known as negative films. These negative films were basically used to bring the coloured image of the subject in the photograph. Digitalization Digitalization But with time, people started to keep these negatives stored digitally by scanning to digital to digital. . Everyone, wanted the pictures to be stored digitally because films used to take up a lot of space and people had to take care of them. So, that they don’t get damaged. scanning film negatives film negatives Hence, keeping negative films was way more tough than keeping them safely stored on a digital device. Therefore, digital film scanning began and everyone started keeping their pictures stored digitally. Digital film scanning therefore led to the commercialisation of the image storing. Trends in photography and film development Trends in photography and film development Even the videos that were recorded on tapes were digitally stored by converting filming tape dvd dvd and hence saved on a digital device. This way the images and videos can be transferred easily and hence, making the data much more portable and easy to retrieve. tape to to Digital film scanning therefore makes the most important aspect of photography easily accessible and securely stored. Photo-60 Studio Woodbridge Address: 2602 Morse Lane, Woodbridge Vaughan 22192 Local Tele: 571-572-3026 Email: chris@photo60.com Website: https://photo60studio.com/