The Evolution of Photography: From Film to Digital
Film Photography: Film photography was the first form of photography and was used from the late 1800s until the late 1990s. Film photography involved capturing an image on a light-sensitive film and then developing the film in a darkroom.
Digital Photography: Digital photography is the most current form of photography, it involves capturing an image using a digital camera or smartphone and then editing the image using a computer. Digital photography is more flexible and efficient than film photography, as it allows for instant review and editing of photos.
Advantages of Digital Photography: Digital photography has many advantages over film photography, such as the ability to see the image immediately after it is taken, the ability to edit the image in a computer and the ability to share the image on the internet.
Disadvantages of Digital Photography: Digital photography also has some disadvantages, suchas the need for regular software updates, the potential for camera obsolescence, and the lack of the tangible feel of a physical photograph. Additionally, digital cameras have a finite number of shots, while film cameras do not.
