Still Images vs. Movies • A still image is generally more fine-grained than a cut in a movie. • A still image file takes less time to browse than a movie file. • (As a matter of course,) image files cannot record - Point-and-shoot camera - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Still Images vs. Movies • A still image is generally more fine-grained than a cut in a movie. • A still image file takes less time to browse than a movie file. • (As a matter of course,) image files cannot record Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-17 20:25:10 Open Document File Size: 125,52 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Sony / / Product iPhone / / Technology Digital Camera / mobile phones / Smartphones / smartphone / / SocialTag Digital single-lens reflex camera Digital camera Mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera Four Thirds system Wide-angle lens Camera lens Camera Point-and-shoot camera Single-lens reflex camera Digital photography

Still Images vs. Movies • A still image is generally more fine-grained than a cut in a movie. • A still image file takes less time to browse than a movie file. • (As a matter of course,) image files cannot record Add to Reading List