My main account just got banned for two days , but these fuccbois thinking they can stop me is hilarious . <| sep |> I won ' t tell you everything will be okay , because I don ' t know . But whichever way things go , RoosterTeeth will always be here for you making the content you love and the community will keep you in our thoughts . I hope the best for you man . <| sep |> Dez and Vikings D <| sep |> There are a couple steps to this process . 1 Focusing . The lenses on the camera are designed to focus the light to a smaller specifically sized region . 2 The light in the region hits a sensitive material . That is either your sensor for a digital camera or the film itself . 3 a Now you gotta get the image . In the case of digital the sensor is broken down in small areas , the pixels , which each send basic info of how much light I got and what color light I got to the camera processor . That then uses the data from ALL the pixels to render the image . 3 b In film cameras the interaction is chemical . The film material is light sensitive . So similarly it reacts to the light impacting it , specifically how much light and what color light impacted it . In this case the materialchemicals in the film itself react to the light to generate the picture . Often chemicals are used in processing film to draw out the final image , which I don ' t know as well . Hope this helped .