How do cameras screens work

Pls help ;-; my brain hurts rn answer meeeee

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Im not a scientist but I think they capture ppl in a screen and freeze them like popsicles. You have to break the screen to set them free! 

aim and push the button

lol tysm, u answered my question ;-;

but srsly guys howwwwww

take a pic of the camera and send it to us

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im changing the title

In a film camera a film is exposed to light coming through a lens by the opening of a shutter for a fraction of a second. If the shutter stays open too long, the film turns totally white. If the exposure is too short, the film doesn't collect enough light and the picture is too dark. That's where you see the settings on the camera 1/4, 1/20, 1/100, etc. Those are fractions of a second for which the film will be exposed.

I used film to explain because it's simpler. In a digital camera, it's basically the same, but the film is replaced with an electronic sensor. 

Oh camera screens... I thought you said cameras. Yeah I have no idea.

Oh. No fair.

Haha...

whatttttt??? i have no idea

what you guys are talking about 

huh

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