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A digital printer will be able to print digital images directly to a variety of media as well as in a high resolution quality.

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A scanner can optically scan images which then converts it to a digital image.

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Digital imaging software such as Photoshop, is used to edit and enhance imagery.

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Digital imaging can be stored on a computer where it can be transferred by memory card, Bluetooth, USB, etc.

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Tongs are used in darkroom photography to pick up the pictures and place them into the next stage in the printing process.

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Dishes are used in photography to hold the chemical liquid that the photographs are placed in, in order to develop.

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A contact sheet is a print of films which can help photographers pick which photographs they would like to print in full. Rows of negative photographic film make up the contact sheet as they are turned positive during the development process, making the print result in a collection of pictures from the films.

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Frames are used to protect, present and border photographs.

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Enlargers are essentially specialised transparency projectors.  They are used to produce photographic prints from film.

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Thermometers are used in photography to ensure the chemicals are at the correct temperature for the photographs to develop successfully.

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A tank is a light-tight container that is used for  developing film.

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Diffusers are attached to the end of a light source to disperse the light evenly, as well as to reduce dark shadows.

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Studio lights are strategically placed bright lights which help to counteract shadows and discolouring. These lights are used in studios where portraiture or modelling may occur.

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A flash light is used in photography to create a flash of artificial light. It can be used to lighten dark scenes.

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Flash cards are essentially input devices that read memory cards. The device connects to a computer via USB to store the images.

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Memory cards are a form of storage which are fundamentally like small, flat flash drives.

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Instant film is a type of photographic film that self-develops to create a chemically developed print of an image shortly after a picture is taken. Polaroid cameras present the most prominent use of this type of film.

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Transparency film is a photographic film used in cameras which produces a more accurate coloured image.

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Black and white film is a photographic film that is used in cameras to produce images in black and white.

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Colour film is a photographic film that is used in cameras to produce images in colour.

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A macro lens is used to take extreme close-up photographs of small subjects such as insects, as it gives you a 1:1 magnification.

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A telephoto lens has a slightly longer focal length than normal which consequently gives a narrow field of view and a magnified image.

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A long lens has a long focal length. This makes the camera ideal for capturing pictures from a far distance.

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A wide angle lens has a focal length which is significantly smaller than the focal length of a normal lens. Therefore you can capture images with at a wider width than usual.

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A tripod is a three-legged stand that supports a camera's position. It can help to create stable, desired shots.

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A digital camera produces pictures that are stored digitally rather than on film, meaning they can be transferred/downloaded to a computer.

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A film-based camera is a type of camera that uses photographic film for the camera to be able to take a picture. It does this by exposing the photographic film to light.