How do cameras work?
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The light uses a prism to capture a spectrum, which is then used to redeposit colour and make a still. So basically the light bounces of some glasses and uses ink (or if it’s a digital camera code) to take a stilled version of that light. A video is just that over a bunch of seconds, so like when you go to a photo booth and you have those strips of different photos you can pose for? It’s a bunch of those sped up. That’s also why video files are so big, because it’s essentially thousands of little pictures. Like sped up, in depth stop motion if you will. Hope this makes sense.
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