Camera - General Camera

General Camera is a device used to capture images or videos. It records 2D image data, focusing on brightness and color, but does not capture depth or 3D information like a depth camera. It uses various optical and imaging technologies, such as lenses, sensors, and processors.

Main Types

There are several common types of general cameras:

• Digital Cameras
  The most common type is widely used for family photography, travel, and events. They use electronic sensors (such as CCD or CMOS) to capture images.

• Smartphone Cameras
  Smartphone cameras have become the most widely used imaging tool, featuring high resolution, multiple lenses, and AI optimization for daily photography and social sharing.

• DSLR Cameras
  DSLR cameras use a mirror and optical viewfinder, providing higher image quality and more control over settings like aperture and shutter speed. They are commonly used in professional photography, weddings, and landscape photography.

• Mirrorless Cameras
  Mirrorless cameras do not use a mirror but instead use an electronic viewfinder or screen to view the shot. They are lighter than DSLRs and are suitable for photographers who want high quality in a more compact design.

• Point-and-Shoot Cameras
  Point-and-shoot cameras are simple to use and designed for quick shooting with minimal manual settings. They are ideal for casual use, family photography, and travel.