Wednesday, 17 October 2018

How a camera works-Questions

I learnt that a camera has over 1 million different shades of
colours. 
I found it easy to answer the first couple of questions quickly.
I found it hard to find the answers out of the book because it was a very big book. 
I really enjoyed reading this book because it was really interesting to find out how a camera works.
Next time I need to work on finishing this quicker.
My Blog Post shows I am a Stepping Up because i still have lots to work on.
Q1.  What are three places in which you might find a camera?
A1. 1. An old museum 2. Shop (security cameras.) 3. Stadiums
Q2.  Which word on page 3 tells the reader that colours red,blue and green  are mixed to make millions of other colours?
A2. SHADES?
Q3. if a camera did not have lens, what might the photograph look like?
A3. I think they might look like very blurry picture.
Q4. why are cameras not considered to be specialised equipment anymore
A4. because cameras are getting used by less and less people.
Q5. how do the instructions on making a pinhole camera help with understanding how a camera works?
A5. it helps by see what a photo will look.
Q6. which part of a camera performs the same basic function as the retina in the human eye?
A6. it is the sensor.
Q7. do you use a camera? If so, what do you mainly use it for?
A7.  i mainly use it to take photos or selfies.

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