Camera related terms

1. Cmos

Comple-mentary metal-oxicle-semiconductor, Chinese translation as complementary metal oxide semiconductor;

2. Dpof

Dpof refers to a digital print order instruction for recording information on a storage medium (image memory card, etc.). In this format, you can set the number of images that will be taken with a digital camera to print and print.

3. Exif

The so-called exif (exchangerable image file format for digital still cameras) is a specification defined by jeita (Electronic Information Technology Industry Association) that determines the additional information on files that record jpeg images and sounds.

4. Exif 2.2

Exif version 2.2 is a newly revised digital camera file format that contains the various shooting information necessary to achieve optimal printing.

5. Ptp

Ptp is an abbreviation for "picture transfer protocol" in English.

Ptp is the earliest standard negotiated between Kodak and Microsoft. Image equipment that meets this standard can be better shared by systems and applications after accessing Windows XP systems. In particular, in the aspect of network transmission, the system can directly Access to these devices is used to upload pictures when creating a web album, transfer pictures when chatting online, and so on.

Of course, this is mainly for ordinary users who have little computer knowledge to make cameras, application software, and websites. . . . It's easier to combine some fool-style features together.