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| | Digital photography |
 | | Most digital cameras function in much the same way as a traditional camera that uses film to record images, except that in place of the film, images are captured and preserved in the camera’s digital memory, which may be built-in or which may be on a removable memory card. |
| | In traditional photography, when you have taken the last frame on a roll of film, you rewind the roll, remove it from the camera and replace it with a fresh, unexposed roll in order to continue taking pictures. |
| | Some printers are designed for direct connection of a digital camera or a memory card without going through a computer, but most images need “cleaning up” (cropping, adjustment of brightness and contrast, sharpness, color, etc.) before they are considered to look their best for printing on paper or other use. |
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