Digital camera - a device that captures images and records them digitally using an electronic image sensor or a digital sensor. The development of this technology has been influenced by the emergence of computer science and electronics, which have led to the creation of new forms of photography and artistic expression. This book explores the history and impact of digital cameras on society, including their role in shaping our understanding of photography and visual culture. It also examines how digital cameras have changed the way we take and share photos, from the early days of film cameras to the rise of smartphone cameras and social media platforms. The book begins with an overview of the history of photography, from its origins in the 19th century to the present day, highlighting key milestones such as the invention of the first digital camera in the 1970s and the widespread adoption of digital technology in the 1990s. It then delves into the technical aspects of digital cameras, explaining how they work and the different types of sensors used in modern cameras. The author also discusses the impact of digital cameras on the photography industry, including the decline of traditional film cameras and the rise of online photo sharing and social media platforms.

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