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The 33 pages that link to Digital photography, each with the reason it gives.

• Color managementRelated: Camera profiles translate sensor responses into standardized color values.

• Raster graphicsRelated: Camera sensors sample light across a grid to create photographic raster images.

• Spatial resolutionRelated: Lens performance, sensor sampling, and processing together determine captured scene detail.

• JPEGRelated: JPEG is a common camera output when compact, ready-to-share photographs are desired.

• sRGBRelated: Camera workflows commonly export sRGB files for viewing across devices and online services.

• Street photographyRelated: Digital cameras and phones have broadened access to making and sharing street images.

• Optical resolutionRelated: Recorded resolution depends on both optical sharpness and sensor sampling.

• History of photographyRelated: Digital capture replaced film-based recording across much of contemporary photography.

• DigitizationRelated: Image sensors digitize light patterns directly into photographs.

• Display P3Related: P3 support lets photography workflows preserve colors beyond the sRGB gamut.

• Disruptive innovationRelated: Its rise displaced film, but does not fit every element of disruption theory.

• Adobe PhotoshopRelated: Digital cameras and Photoshop together made computer-based photographic adjustment widespread.

• Adobe RGB color spaceRelated: Camera settings may encode photographs in Adobe RGB for later editing or print preparation.

• SD cardRelated: Cameras commonly use SD cards for image storage and transfer.

• SelfieRelated: Instant review and inexpensive retakes made casual self-images easier to produce.