Digital photography is a type of photography that uses an electronic sensor to capture images as dig

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This digital data is then processed, stored, and can be displayed or printed.

The key elements of digital photography: Image sensor (or CMOS/CCD sensor): It replaces traditional film. This sensor is responsible for capturing light and converting it into digital data. Resolution: It is measured in megapixels (MP). The higher the resolution, the more detailed and larger the photo will be. For example, a 12 MP camera captures images with a resolution of 12 million pixels. Digital storage: Photos are stored on memory cards (SD, microSD, CF, etc.) or in the device's

Advantages of digital photography: Instantaneity: You can see the photo immediately after taking it. Reduced cost: No need for film or development, allowing a large number of photos to be taken without additional costs. Flexibility: Photos can be easily edited, saved, or shared. Easy storage: Photos can be saved to compact storage devices like external hard drives or cloud services. Common applications: Personal Photography: Capturing important memories and moments. Professional Photograp