All About Photography

Digital photography is obtaining images using a pinhole camera, similar to analogue photography. However, as in the latter images are recorded on a photosensitive film and subsequently revealed by a chemical process in are captured by an electronic sensor that has multiple photosensitive units are stored and from there to another electronic element that is memory.

Digital photography has revolutionized the photographic medium, the images are more and more screens than paper, today millions of users share their images through social networks like Facebook and other specialized web sites like Flickr, which allow you to store, sort, search and share photos online.

The cost, compared to the similar system for printed photo is smaller. This can be done considering that multiple takes and choose and print only the best shots.

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