A Kodachrome looking ccd Sensor made by Kodak for the Olympus E-500 DSLR Camera for that 35mm Film Look. ** All of the photos in today's video are "STRAIGHT OUT OF CAMERA JPEGS"
Kodak once made "That Film Look" camera ccd sensors for Olympus and Leica M8 & M9 (and a few others).
Let's look at the photographs from the Olympus E-500 which has a Kodak ccd sensor that can pass for Kodachrome film!
*History of CCD Sensors;
The CCD was invented in 1969 at Bell Labs by Willard Boyle and George Smith. Since that CCD was sensitive to light it was used as image sensor for video and TV cameras. It could also be used as a memory device or analogue signal delay since it's principally a kind of analogue shift-register circuit.
*Please read:
The following is a Rebecca West Quote.
"Any authentic work of art, must start an argument, between the artist and his audience."
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"Photographic art overlaps with the landscape, portraiture, and other photography types. It is defined by the artist's vision and approach to get distinct photographs. Unlike other forms of photography, fine art photography is about capturing what the artist sees instead of what the camera sees. It is just another tool for artists to produce their art."
(Quote from N.F. I. The Nashville Film Institute)


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