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Sony PICTURE STATION DPP-FP90 Broszura i specyfikacje

Shooting the digital way

CAMERA SYSTEMS

Optional conversion

lenses and filters

Attach optional conversion lenses for

additional focal lengths; attach filters

for stunning special effects.

Use the polarizing filter of the Sony VF-30CPKS to control

Selected Sony Cyber-shot

cameras enable

reflections off water or glass. (Sample photos for

you to exceed the zoom range of the built-in

illustration purposes.)

lens, thanks to optional conversion lenses.

Or unleash your creativity with optional filters.

The DSC-W55 accepts the optional VAD-WB

lens adaptor, while the DSC-W200 accepts

the optional VAD-WD lens adaptor. These

adaptors enable you to mount optional

conversion lenses and special effects filters.

The DSC-H7 and H9 feature a 74mm lens

The neutral density filter of the Sony VF-30NK helps control

thread that accepts optional conversion

bright outdoor scenes, for images of more subtlety and

lenses and filters directly.

beauty. (Sample photos for illustration purposes.)

The star filter of the Sony VF-30SC lends a dramatic

touch to picture highlights. (Sample photos for

illustration purposes.)

Conversion lens adaptors extend the capabilities of

many Sony cameras. So you can shoot wider angles

and longer telephotos as well as take advantage of

polarizing, neutral density, star, and soft filters.

The soft filter of the Sony VF-30SC adds the right touch

of diffusion for romantic portraits, emotional subjects

and atmospheric landscapes. (Sample photos for

illustration purposes.)

The image

sensor

After the lens, light passes from the subject

to an integrated circuit chip called the image

sensor. The sensor occupies the spot where

the film would be on a conventional camera.

Where film converts the incoming light to

chemical changes in the emulsion, the

image sensor converts light first into an

electric charge, then into analog voltage.

Some image sensors also take the next

step, converting the analog voltage into

digital bits.

Pixels and megapixels

While a film image is composed of discrete

chemical grains of irregular size and shape,

a digital image is composed of discrete

squares of color called pixels. The pixels

that form a digital image begin as discrete,

light-sensitive areas on the surface of the

image sensor.

One million pixels is called a "megapixel."

And it appears that everyone understands

that more megapixels are better. Here's why.

The more megapixels you have, the bigger

prints you can make at a given image quality.