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And now... Gideon placed a camera and its charger on the table. Time for research! He smirked, took a book on Bless technology, opened it, and studied the knowledge contained within.
 | Have you ever dreamed of learning to draw, but found yourself lacking the innate talent or the time to master the art? No problem! With modern technology, you can capture what your eyes see with the snap of a finger! Our company's cameras are at your service! And who knows, perhaps with the development of technology, people will be able not only to transfer reality to photos but also to extract images and pictures from our imagination! Device The body and general parts of the camera are made of furfur, a byproduct of pururu processing. To prepare the material with the desired hardness and weight – light and convenient to use, but not fragile enough to break during operation – a temperature of -4°C is used. A special light-sensitive pururu, or, as it is sometimes called, photoquartz, is used to record the actual image of reality that enters the device's lens (the device through which the reflected light stream passes). The lens, in turn, consists of a set of lenses, and in newer camera models, there is the possibility of adjusting or changing the distance to the subject, which is achieved by changing the position of these lenses. Other important parts of the camera are the shutter and the glass viewfinder. The shutter regulates the passage of light into the camera: when the shutter button is pressed, it allows light to pass inside for a moment, and then closes again, which allows the desired image to be captured on the photoquartz. The glass viewfinder is not a necessary component of the camera, and it can function without it, but it is still very useful, as it allows the photographer to see the content of the future photograph. The camera also has a flash, which is necessary to create lighting in dark conditions and inside unlit rooms. After the shooting is completed, the photoquartz, which is the carrier of the final image, is removed – it has done its job and can no longer be used to record new images. After that, it can be used to transfer the captured image to paper, and there are no restrictions on the number of photographs; you can make a hundred copies from one photoquartz. Effect: The character's photographs are more valuable. |