What is a memory card in photography?

What is a memory card in photography?

• A. Worm's Eye View
• B. Memory Card
• C. Global Adjustments
• D. Local Adjustments

Answer: (B)

A memory card is the removable storage that a digital camera uses to save your photos and videos as you shoot. The camera writes image files to the card, which you can later transfer to a computer or other device, and you can swap cards to keep shooting. Memory cards come in formats like SD and microSD, with different capacities and speeds that affect how many files you can store and how quickly you can save or transfer them. The other terms describe how a photo is captured (perspective) or how edits are applied (global or local adjustments), not storage.

A memory card is the removable storage that a digital camera uses to save your photos and videos as you shoot. The camera writes image files to the card, which you can later transfer to a computer or other device, and you can swap cards to keep shooting. Memory cards come in formats like SD and microSD, with different capacities and speeds that affect how many files you can store and how quickly you can save or transfer them. The other terms describe how a photo is captured (perspective) or how edits are applied (global or local adjustments), not storage.