Amazing Facts about Camera & Photography

First tell me a trick: You can find out through the camera of a mobile phone that the remote is okay or bad. To check any remote, first turn on your mobile phone's camera. Bring the light above the remote to the camera in front of it. Now press any button of the remote If the light is burning after pressing the button, then your remote is okay. It's not funny ... let's tell you about the camera and photography about the details ...

1. Today, so many photos are being pulled in every 2 minutes, as it was not even drawn between 1800 and 1900 in hundred years.

2. In old photographs, no man noticed laughing because at that time the camera had to sit for 8 hours.

3. The world's oldest known last photo is below.

It was drawn by French photographer 'Nicéphore Niépce' in 1816.

Below is the oldest photo of the world in which the human was.

It was pulled in Paris in 1838. The man is going to polish his shoes on it.

1. The world's first digital camera was made by the 'Kodak' company in 1975. Whose weight was 3.6 kg. From this, only Black & White photos could be photographed with 0.01 megapixel lenses, and it took 23 seconds to capture a photo. In 1976, 90% of America's Camera market was captured by Kodak.
   

2. World's first 'DSLR Camera' was created in 1986 by Kodak with Canon. There was a 1.3 MP lens built by Kodak and the Baidi of the camera F1 was made by Canon.

3. The largest collection of cameras is near Mumbai's 'Dilshit Porch'. They started collecting it in 1977. Today they have 4425 cameras and the oldest camera is from 1907.

4. So far, the largest SLR lens "Corl Zeiss" was made for the 'Apo Sonar T' camera. Whose weight was 256 kg and could also focus at 67 inches.

5. The world's largest camera was built in 1899 and named it 'Mammoth'. It weighed 635 kg and needed 15 men to run it. The photo taken was so big that people considered it fake.

6. The photo given below is a famine in Sudan in 1994.
   

This is one of the most sad pictures in the world. She was imprisoned by the South African photographer 'Kevin Carter' in Cameroon, in which the child is agonizing with hunger and a bird is waiting for her to eat so that she can eat it. For this, the cameraman got the 'Pulitzer Prize'. After this photo Kevin became so sad that at the age of 33, he committed suicide.

1. The voice that comes with a mobile phone camera is not allowed to mute in Japan, and in some phones it does not have the option of mute. This is because girls in Japan wear a little skirt too much and if someone draws their photo then they will know.

2. Security Cameras are very old. They exist in the market since 1942 but they were first used in Germany in the 1960's. At that time they were used to protect but rather to see the launch of the rocket.

3. Google is preparing to add 'Sea View' feature to Google Maps, which will allow the photo inside the photo to be 360 ​​°.

4. The camera that took the first photo of the moon's surface was left on the moon, but it did not come back to Earth. In fact, in the Apollo 11 mission in 1969, 12 Hasselblad cameras were also taken to the moon to get a picture of walking on the moon. The picture was taken but for coming to the test, 25 kg of stone had to be removed so that the camera had to leave the same.

5. 'Leica O-series' made in 1923 is the world's most expensive selling camera. In 2012 it was sold in Austria in 28 million dollars.

6. The world's largest photographic negative was captured by 'Esteban Pastorino Diaz' ​​in Beijing city of China on August 3, 2015. This 260 ft. Was 4 inch long.

7. The photo below is the most viewed photo in history.
   

This is WindowXP's default wallpaper, whose name is 'Bliss'. It was clicked by American photographer Charles O'Rear at the Sonoma County location in California. This was pulled out shortly after the WindowXP launch in 1996. Some people say that this is made from photoshop but not so. Later, a lot of people tried to get such photographs but it could not happen.

1. The lapatap camera should be covered with a tape because it is very easy to record the activities around us by hacking it. 'Booker' owner 'Mark Zuckerberg' does the same.

2. Why are not there cameras in airplanes?
   Only audio recording is done in airplanes.
   Pilots and travelers all keep their privacy secure, and who would want them to have a camera hanging over them all the time, so that they can not stay normal. And if the cameras are put in, then passengers may start biking on air trips. And there is a black box in the airplane.

3. Why 95% of the camera is black?
   The reason for this is that when there was a time of 35mm negative, that particular feature of that negative was that if any kind of light came in contact with him then the whole film would have been damaged. So the camera was blackened so that there was no scope for light. The second, that is, a professional photographer uses the kind of light inside the studio so that good photos can come. While taking photos, there should be no reflection, and like if the photo thinks of taking it 99% of the photos are obtained so that it is kept black. Black color is the best liner, which also looks a little professional.

4. Why are not the cameras in the Supreme Court?
   Like the US Supreme Court, the use of camera in India is not permitted, camera cameras are forbidden by any person!
   Let us consider what would happen if the camera was allowed?
   a) It would be a distraught situation for the judge and the lawyer, because instead of presenting the truth, they prefer to show off their art or look beautiful.
   b) The lawyer defends his every client for his job, if his rescue process comes to the public in a big way as a videography then his life can be abnormal and the fatal consequences can be suffered.
   c) The witness, too, will be nervous about giving a statement and fear of their own privacy will remain intimidated.
   d) No one will judge the judge and the whole system of law and the decision will be made only by the people with undeveloped mind based on the content shown in the media.
   e) The process of every type of court is open to the public, but by recording it fears to question the court process and breaks the confidence of the public.