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digital camera:

digital camera [the ~] nomen

  1. the digital camera
    – A type of camera that stores photographed images electronically instead of on traditional film. A digital camera uses a CCD (charge-coupled device) element to capture the image through the lens when the operator releases the shutter in the camera; circuitry within the camera then stores the image captured by the CCD in a storage medium such as solid-state memory or a hard disk. After the image has been captured, it is downloaded by cable to the computer using software supplied with the camera. Once stored in the computer, the image can be manipulated and processed much like the image from a scanner or related input device. 1

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Digitalkamera digital camera

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Related Definitions for "digital camera":

  1. a camera that encodes an image digitally and store it for later reproduction2
  2. A type of camera that stores photographed images electronically instead of on traditional film. A digital camera uses a CCD (charge-coupled device) element to capture the image through the lens when the operator releases the shutter in the camera; circuitry within the camera then stores the image captured by the CCD in a storage medium such as solid-state memory or a hard disk. After the image has been captured, it is downloaded by cable to the computer using software supplied with the camera. Once stored in the computer, the image can be manipulated and processed much like the image from a scanner or related input device.1

Wiktionary Translations for digital camera:

digital camera
noun
  1. electronic camera
digital camera
noun
  1. ein Fotoapparat, der die Aufnahmen nicht auf einem Film, sondern auf einem digitalen Speichermedium speichert

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