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Photographic Shifts
- Demise of Film: While film remains beloved by certain photographers, the 2000s saw its decline as the primary medium for most.
- Citizen Journalism: The accessibility of digital cameras empowered everyday people to document events, contributing to the rise of citizen journalism.
- Shift towards the Immaterial: With digital, the final photograph became less a physical object and more about viewership and sharing online.
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The Rise of Digital Photography
- Accessibility: The 2000s saw a dramatic increase in the accessibility of digital cameras. Prices dropped and quality surged, making digital the dominant medium for most photographers.
- Digital SLRs: The early 2000s saw pro-level digital SLR cameras gain widespread adoption, revolutionizing photography for photojournalists and serious enthusiasts.
- Early Phone Cameras: Though primitive by today’s standards, camera phones emerged in the early 2000s, leading to the current dominance of mobile photography.
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New Tools and Technique Software Revolution: Powerful image editing software like Adobe Photoshop became widespread, giving photographers unprecedented post-processing control. HDR Photography: High Dynamic Range techniques gained popularity, allowing photographers to capture a wider range of tones in their images. Online Sharing: Sites like Flickr and nascent social platforms changed how photos were shared, paving the way for today's focus on images online.
