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APS (Advanced Photo System)
A consumer photography developed by Kodak and four other companies Canon, Fuji, Minolta and Nikon . It is based on a film format and photofinishing technologies.
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Techniques Glossary APS
Advanced Photo System, a camera and film system designed jointly by Kodak, Fuji, Nikon, Canon and Minolta.
APS Format Bonus
Probably the most attractive feature of an APS camera is that it offers the option of selecting the format of a picture when it's taken: classic, horizontal or panoramic.
APS-H is a cropped sensor size used in the Canon 1D series of cameras (not the 1Ds series). APS-H sized sensors are approximately 1.3 times smaller than a full-frame sensor or a 35mm film frame.
Advanced Photographic System (APS)
A film format developed and introduced by Minolta, Nikon, Fuji, Kodak and Canon back in 1996, ...
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The Advanced Photo System (APS) was devised by a group of five manufactures: Canon, Fuji, Kodak, Minolta and Nikon as a 'breakthrough in camera and film technology' and created a new generation of 'point-and-shoot' cameras.
APS Cameras
APS (Advanced Photo System) cameras and film are an alternative to traditional 35mm film cameras. They are perfect for the snapshot photographer who desires the smallest, lightest and easiest type of camera.
APS. Advanced Photo System. A film technology developed by Kodak that facilitates film loading. Users also get a card that shows all the frames, plus other advantages. Film size is smaller than 35mm.
APS camera noun
Advanced Photo System camera having a different film size and therefore different field of view from a 35mm camera for the same focal length ...
APS-sized film sensors
Short for Advanced Photo System, APS film comes in a cassette that automatically advances to the first frame when you close the back of the camera.
APS
Advanced Photo System. Developed together by five companies, this film system is distinguished by simple operation, a new picture format (16 x 30 mm) as well as a choice of three picture formats.
APS Advanced Photographic System. Easy-load cameras and film cartridges 30 per cent smaller than 35 mm.
APS - Advanced Photography System. Film format used for still photography.
Artifacts - Distortions that often occur due to compressing or resizing an image.
ASA - Measure of film speed.
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APS-C (APSC)
A term used to describe the size of a digital camera sensor with a 1.5x magnification factor. The name is derived from the APS (Advanced Photo System) film format that was introduced in 1996 for the amateur point-and-shoot market.
APS
An abbreviation for Advanced Photo System. It is a film cartridge system that magnetically records all picture data for each frame of film.
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APS-C is by far the most common format, used in virtually all Canon, Nikon, Pentax and Sony DLSR models. With a crop factor of 1.5x or 1.
APS - See "Advanced Photo System."
Artifacts - Visual defects found in digital images.
APS camera or a normal 35mm camera? Many of you will know of the new type of film and cameras that were introduced a couple of years ago called Advanced Photo System (APS).
APS-sized (23×15mm)
4 million tiny pixels crammed into a 1/1.8 in. image sensor cannot compete in image quality with 4 million large pixels on an APS-sized image sensor.
APS - Advanced Photo System - will probably be the last film format ever invented. It was released in 1996 by Kodak and a consortium of major manufacturers, including Fuji, Agfa, Konica, Nikon, Canon, Minolta and Pentax.
APS-C sensor in a small camera
Much better ISO noise than most others in prosumer class
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1 APS is slightly smaller than 35 mm.
2 APS film has an extra layer which allows it to record information from the camera to be passed on to the processing equipment.
An APS-C format SLR (left) and a full-frame DSLR (right) show the difference in the size of the image sensors.
24mm APS Cameras
The 24mm camera format was introduced a few years ago. The cassette holding APS film looks very similar to a 35mm cassette, but they are not compatible.
There are APS cameras that are point-and-shoot models as well as Single Lens Reflex systems. Professionals and industry experts agree that the APS cameras are a fine alternative to 35mm cameras.
50mm on an APS-C DSLR (or 80mm on a full frame DSLR) gives a pleasing "natural" look ...
Unlike 35mm, APS incorporates several convenience features. For example, you can choose from three print formats when taking the picture, normal, wide, or panoramic.
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Contrary to erroneous Japan trade paper reports that Nikon would switch to 24x36mm digital camera sensors, a high-level Nikon exec says only APS size sensors will be used in all digital Nikons, ...
24 megapixel APS CMOS sensor, same crop factor as NIkon D300s / Nikon D7000; 6000 pixels x 4000 pixels. This is a lot of megapixels, and it is not clear if most users will need this many megapixels.
Since the sensor of an APS-C camera is 23 x 15 mm in size, it only captures the center of the projected image from a lens which is designed to provide an image which will cover a 35 x 24 mm sensor (35 mm film).
You might remember the consumer APS film format of the mid-1990s. One of the big draws of APS for many consumers was the fact that you had three formats from which to choose when you made an exposure.
For example, consider a 35mm format (24mm x 36mm) compared with APS-C (14.9mm x 22.3mm). Both sensors have the same aspect ratio, 2:3. Now suppose you have a 50mm lens mounted to these two camera.
The Nikon D300s may have only been an HD movie feature upgrade from its D300 predecessor, but the D300s still holds the title as Nikon's most advanced APS-C DSLR.
The landscape shots above were taken with a Canon 30D digital SLR with an APS-C image sensor about 22mm wide.
The most commonly available miniature cameras use the APS, or Advanced Photo System. This is a cartridge film in a 16 x 24mm format.
Generally, APS cameras are more compact in size, weight and enbodied most of the latest and most advance technologies available.
In cameras using the APS-C sensor this factor is 1.5x or 1.6x. This means a 50mm lens will have focal length in 35 mm terms equal to 75mm with a 1.5x APS-C sensor and 80 mm with a 1.6x APS-C sensor.
Using a DSLR with an APS size sensor such as the Canon EOS 40D or Nikon D300 gives the benefit of a magnification factor, 1.6x with the Canon and 1.5x with the Nikon.
APS-C APS-C stands for Advanced Photo System-type C, which is an image sensor format that is equivalent to approximately the size of the Advanced Photo System negative (25.1x16.7mm). Find out more.
APS...about 50% of the size of a 35mm...common to most inexpensive consumer digital cameras. Right...P&S Compact Digital Camera. Very small. Can be very high resolution...but still a very small form factor subject to a lot of noise artifacts...
Can mean either the size of the camera or the size of the film or sensor. For camera, sizes there are APS, 35mm, medium and large format. For film format there is APS, 35mm, 645, 6x6, 6x7, 6x9, 4x5, 5x7, 8x10, etc.
There is a lot of confusion about the nature of cameras with the APS-C sensor size vs. cameras with 35mm sensor size.
Using a standard angle zoom lens, such as either a 30mm prime for APS-C sensor cameras, or a 50mm prime for full-frame cameras, will assist in capturing images of lightning that fill the frame.
T Grain technology
The name for Kodaks film emulsion technology used in all Kodak APS films. Uniquely shaped grains that align better than conventional silver crystals absorb and transmitting light more effectively to produce sharper images.
Digital cameras having image sensors larger than APS-C size, and 35mm cameras, should not be used with these lenses. If such cameras are used, severe vignetting in the images may result.
The compact cameras is today, in year 2001, mainly split into three different categories, namely by their form of storing the pictures. The three varieties are APS, 35mm or digital.
The UK price and launch date of the Sigma DP2x. Compact digital camera with an APS-C size, 14MP image sensor.
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Generally, APS cameras are more compact in size and weight. There are options in various sizes of print out and it will even provide a thumbnail prints (Contact sheet) for you to select or preview prior to actual printing.
PictureCD - Kodak's amateur service of putting your camera images (1,534-by-1,024) onto a CD disc. 35mm or APS camera pictures can be put on the PictureCD discs for about $8.95 - $10.95 on top of regular processing fees. One roll per PictureCD.
Image sensors come in a variety of sizes with the smallest ones used in point and shoot cameras and the largest in professional SLRs. Consumer SLRs often use sensors having the same size as a frame of APS film.
This clever housing accommodates Kodak, Fuji or Ikelite single-use 35mm flash cameras or the Kodak single-use Funsaver APS camera and makes very basic underwater photography affordable and reasonably hassle-free.
From this first camera, Sony has developed the unique fixed-mirror SLT-A33 and A55 as well as the NEX system of ultra-compact, mirror-less APS-C bodies and lenses.
Even while covering up to a 500mm that enables you to take ultra telephoto shots of subjects further than the eye can see, its design is extremely lightweight and compact. When mounted on an APS-C size digital SLR camera, ...
8 inch LCD panel for previewing, making the viewing screen a visual delight. Furthermore, the camera has an APS-CMOS 12.3 megapixel sensor delivering a maximum resolution of 1280x720 pixels for shooting videos.
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