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For WJEC Film Studies, you may initially think you need only to teach film. The internal assessment does allow you to do this, but for example with the tasks for GCSE only one is a moving image piece specifically - the rest you can choose to create digital still images aka photography.
You will find some helpful activities for this already on the site:
Producing Printed Image Texts
Digital Cameras and Photography
This an excellent guide for using cameras and the appropriate language / techniques.
The question is really how do you...
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Categories: Photography, An Introduction to Digital Cameras, Production Zone, Print Production
Early history
Digital cameras have been around since about 1985. Then, they were bulky, with tiny resolutions and big prices, and were mainly for specialist applications only.
By 1997 we began to see the kind of camera we’re used to today: compact, pocket-sized, but with a resolution of only around a third of a Megapixel, not enough to print from successfully, although fine for Web use.
Things really started to take off around 1999, with many 1-3 Megapixel compacts on the market. DSLRs (Digital Single-lens reflex) began to appear then...
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