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Cameras are the defining tools of photography, the science which the art could not exist without. Descended from the ancient camera obscura, all cameras share three basic traits: an aperture to focus light, an imaging media (usually film) to record the focused image, and a body to keep unfocused light away from the media. Cameras exist in an variety of forms, ranging from "single-use" disposable cameras to professional SLRs and large format view cameras, while supporting media formats ranging from 19th-century glass plates to 21st-century digital media. The Open Directory organizes its listings of camera resources primarily by imaging media -- the type of film (or non-film) used by the cameras discussed.
http://aantequera.tripod.com/aps.html
A freelance photographer describes the advantages of APS cameras.
http://www.camerahacker.com/
Thoughts and procedures on hacking camera equipment, accompanied by product reviews.
http://cameraquest.com/classics.htm
Advice on camera selection and profiles of collectible cameras, focusing on Nikon and Leica rangefinders.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/autofocus.htm
Illustrated descriptions of active and passive autofocus technology used in cameras, with related links.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/camera.htm
Illustrated tutorial in everyday language. Includes information on single reflex (SLR) and pinhole cameras.
http://photo.net/equipment/
Reader's comments, product information, reviews and articles on a range of cameras.
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