Not as precise as autofocus. A floppy disk-sized shell into which a SmartMedia memory card is inserted so that images may be transferred directly to the computer through its floppy drive. A Lithium-Ion battery that indicates its remaining shooting time in minutes on the digicam's LCD Monitor screen. A type of printing in which dots of ink are sprayed onto paper to create the image. Also known as resampling or upsampling and downsampling.
Interpolation changes the file size of the image.
A measure of the digicam's sensitivity to light using conventional film speeds as a yardstick. The stair-stepping effect that can be seen in curves and diagonal lines when a picture's resolution is too low and individual pixels begin to show in the image. The Liquid Crystal Display color screen on most digicams, usually 1.8 to 2.5 inches measured diagonally and used to check images after they are shot. The LCD monitor can also be used to frame pictures before they are taken and is usually more accurate than the optical viewfinder, though not as convenient to use. Correctable by using a plug-in in an imaging program.