Still Picture Camera
Item Name Code (INC) 03571
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A photographic device consisting of a lightproof chamber into which light is admitted through a lens(es) or lens cone by means of a shutter or shutterless system. The reflected light of exterior objects toward which the lens(es) or lens cones are directed records the image on a sensitized photographic film or plate or other recording media. The photographs produced by processing the exposed material are viewed separately and do not present the illusion of motion. It includes lens(es) or lens cones, an exposure control system, and a film magazine or holder or plate holder. It may include lens cover, carrying case, strap and/or handle, flash equipment, intervalometer, remote control, and aircraft mount. Excludes camera with auxiliary lighting equipment, tripod, stand, title board set, fingerprinting equipment, and background equipment. It does not include lithographic copying cameras. For items which do not have a lens(es) and lens cone, see BODY, CAMERA, STILL PICTURE.
Additional Information for Still Picture Camera
Still Picture Cameras are a type of camera that is specifically designed for capturing still images. They are part of the supply class Cameras, Still Picture, which falls under the supply group Photographic Equipment.
These cameras are commonly used by photographers, hobbyists, and professionals alike to capture high-quality photographs. They come in various types and models, including digital cameras, film cameras, and instant cameras.
Digital still picture cameras are the most popular type in today's market. They use electronic image sensors to capture and store images digitally. These cameras offer a wide range of features and settings, such as adjustable ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and various shooting modes.
Film still picture cameras, on the other hand, use photographic film to capture images. They require the film to be developed and processed before the images can be viewed. Film cameras are known for their unique aesthetic and are still favored by some photographers for their nostalgic appeal.
Instant still picture cameras, also known as Polaroid cameras, produce physical prints of the captured images immediately after taking the shot. These cameras have gained popularity in recent years due to their ability to provide instant gratification and tangible memories.
Overall, still picture cameras are essential tools for capturing and preserving moments in time. They offer a wide range of options and capabilities to suit different photography needs and preferences.