The first digital camera it is not. There were others before and, of course, there have been many since. But it was the first practical digital camera for under $1,000. As a result history has ...

Once upon a time, photography wasn't for everyone. Cameras were big, expensive, cumbersome machines, far from average-user-friendly. Then George Eastman came along, providing smaller yet still ...

This camera used a single lens, a mirror and a prism system which allowed the photographer to see exactly what would be seen by the sensor. Eastman Kodak invented the first digital camera that ...

Digital SLRs are ubiquitous enough that anyone who wants one can have one, and meanwhile the revival in film use has given many photographers a fresh excuse to use their old camera the way it was ...

First, the image is viewable immediately and ... Finally, the memory card "film" is reusable over and over. See film camera. Digital cameras record color images as intensities of red, green ...

In 2004, Hasselblad's first digital camera sold for around $24,000. That was more than a 200% price increase from its previous model, which used film. OK, so it's expensive. But what actually ...

That camera, called LSSTCam (the telescope was originally called the Large Scale Synoptic Telescope), has 21 times the field of view of the ComCam and is a whopping 3,200-megapixel imager. Scientists ...