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A
- accessory shoe
- A metal mount fitted to the top of the camera which allows supplementary accessories such as a flash or rangefinder to be fitted to it. See also Hot Shoe and Cold Shoe.
- aperture
- Often expressed as ƒ or f/, aperture is the amount of light allowed into the camera lens by adjusting the size of the opening. Somewhat confusingly, a smaller ƒ number denotes a larger opening. Therefore, a wide aperture of ƒ1.8 lets in more light than an aperture of ƒ22.
- ASA
- A film speed rating system developed by the American Standards Association. Replaced by ISO standards in 1974.
B
- brownie
- The trade name given to simple mass-produced box cameras. First made by Kodak in 1900 and responsible for the spread of snapshot photography within the general public.
- bulb
- Bulb, or B, is a shutter speed setting on a camera that allows the photographer to control the exposure time manually by simply holding the shutter open for any length of time.
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Instamatic was a trademark name for a range of pocket-size, fixed-focus, 126 cartridge snapshot cameras, produced by Kodak from 1963 to the late 1980s.
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- Years active
- 1879 – Present
- Headquarters
- England
- Official site
- ilfordphoto.com
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Nikon F series
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SLR camera
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35mm format
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24×36
24×36mm image size
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AF
Automatic focus
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1988
Year of release