what do eyes and cameras have in common plz help this is do in 15 minutes!?
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u can use both to accessorize. (contact lenses,hip digital cameras)\nthey can both be used to capture memories.\novertime a persons eyes can become worn out, a camera could break down and not provide clearity.
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You have answered your question.\n Human eye can comprehend 10 images per second. More than that one cannot comprehend.\n\nTherfore, if film speed is 10 frames per second, every one can count the no of frames on seeing cinema. THE ILLUSION OF CONTINUITY will be lost and will only view a slideshow and not a motion picture.\n\nIf the flasing  rate is fast the flicker is not observed and the flashes appear continuous.\n\nIn earlier films , the speed used was 16 frames per second to obtain this illusion.\nIn these films one can perceive the lack of smoothness. \n\nThese effects are very much reduced  when 24 frames per second is used.\n\nIf we move a glowing match stick to and fro slowly we can follow the movement. If it is done fast  in a circular  motion we can perceive only a circle of light.
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heres the answer.. take some acid.. then you will see the sounds and hear the pictures.. then your ears will have three receptors and your eyes one.
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the moderns cameras have so many lens elements that it's easy to get reflection artifacts--even ones which don't "look like" reflection artifacts (which is to say you just don't really know what to look for).\n\nNot much you can do about them, except use a lens hood and hope for the best.
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they cant make your monitor a camera...however they can view whats on your monitor remotelyt from their pc if they hack you
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Eyes. It's all in the eyes.
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a pin-hole camera (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinhole_camera)\nor kaleidoscope (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaleidoscope)\nmay be interesting projects.
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Do you have the original cam software, that should do it.\n\nBut i would also try disconnecting your cam and then reconnecting it.\n\nWindows may pick up a problem on its own then.
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Fly eyes work like fantastic motion dectectors. Their sight system is completely different for a very different reason. Detecting motion not specific visual acuity
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i'm not sure what you mean... any basic photo editor on your computer will do the job for you in less than a minute. \ngood luck!\n:)\n\n(this includes ms paint if you run any version of windows)
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eye = light \nears = sound\nnose = chemical
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focal length = infinity\ncurvature  = 0
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digial cameras dont have film....
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Something with lenses and light!
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Try the FREE Picassa from Google. Photo album, basic editing, red eye removal and lots more, Really good.  \n\n\nhttp://picasa.google.com/
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Unlike traditional cameras that use film to capture and store an image, digital cameras use a solid-state device called an image sensor. These fingernail-sized silicon chips contain millions of photosensitive diodes called photosites. In the brief flickering instant that the shutter is open, each  photosite records the intensity or brightness of the light that falls on it by accumulating a charge; the more light, the higher the charge. The brightness recorded by each photosite is then stored  as a set of numbers that can then be used to set the color and brightness of dots on the screen or ink on the printed page to reconstruct the image\nso Answer A
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If you want to eliminate red-eye before your photo even makes it into the computer:\n\nRed eye is caused when flash is fired directly into the eye, bounces off the red blood vessels at the back of the eye, and is reflected back into the lens.\n\nThe solution would be to fire the flash at an angle, for example, downwards towards the subjects, rather than right at them. This would require an external flash unit that has a swivel head, and of course, for inexpensive point and shoots, this is not really an option, but I put it out there. Not only will you eliminate red eye but you will greatly improve the look of your photos is you learn how to use an external flash unit properly and bounce light off nearby walls.\n\nOr, in some cases, why not turn off the flash altogether and prop your camera against a surface or use a tripod, and get the subjects to stay still a little. Not possible when you're in the middle of the action, or in very poorly lit areas, but sometimes doable. Your pictures will be a lot better off without the harsh light that those built in flash units provide.