Definition

1. Noun:
   • A photographic method that stores the image digitally for later reproduction: This refers to the process of capturing images using a sensor that records light as digital data, rather than on photographic film. The resulting digital files can be stored, edited, and reproduced electronically.

Usage

• Noun:
  • Digital photography has largely replaced film in consumer cameras.
  • The course covers the fundamentals of digital photography.
  • Her passion for digital photography began when she got her first smartphone.

Advanced Usage

• "The advent of digital photography": Refers to the arrival and widespread adoption of this technology.

  • The advent of digital photography revolutionized how we capture and share memories.

• "In the age of digital photography": Used to describe the current era dominated by this technology.

  • In the age of digital photography, everyone can be a photographer.

Variants and Related Words

• Digital camera (n): A camera that captures photographs in digital format.

  • She bought a new digital camera for her travels.

• Digital image (n): A picture or graphic stored in a digital format.

  • He edited the digital image to improve the colors.

• Photographer (n): A person who takes photographs, especially as a job.

  • The photographer specializes in portrait digital photography.

Synonyms

• Digital imaging: The broader field of creating and manipulating visual content in digital form.
• D-SLR photography: Specifically refers to digital photography using a Digital Single-Lens Reflex camera.

Related Phrases

• To take a digital photograph: The action of capturing an image with a digital camera or device.

  • He stopped to take a digital photograph of the sunset.

• Digital photo album: A collection of digital photographs stored and viewed electronically.

  • She created a digital photo album of her vacation.

Noun

1. a photographic method that stores the image digitally for later reproduction