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Hi, My name is Craig Robins and I was wondering if you could anwser a question for me. Could you tell  me the funtions of a 35mm  camera and how the parts work as a "team"? If you could anwser me A.S.A.P it would be most appreciative.



                          Thank you,Craig Robins

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A camera is simply made of a lens and a light-tight box to hold the film with a shutter in-between.  The shutter opens and lets light thru to strike the film for a fraction of a second to make an exposure then closes.  

This is not the right place to get a detailed answer to this question as it would take too long.  For a detailed answer I suggest you go to howstuffworks.com.  

for cameras:  http://science.howstuffworks.com/camera.htm

John

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I can answer questions about point and shoots and 35mm SLR`s from the 1960s to present. I can also handle most questions on digital cameras from "camera" makers, like Nikon, Olympus, Canon, Sony, etc. Though usually I`m not too familiar with the driver interface, as 3rd party devices for download are more efficient. Sorry, but I can no longer answer questions about the value of old cameras.

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