What year was the Advanced Photo System first used?
Q: What year was the Advanced Photo System first used?
A: The Advanced Photo System was first used in 1996.
Q: How did it change the way people changed film in cameras?
A: The Advanced Photo System had a new way of changing film in cameras, so that the film could be "dropped in" just like people changed batteries.
Q: What type of information was saved onto the film?
A: Special information called "metadata" was saved onto the film for each photo taken.
Q: How many different kinds of images were made by cropping (cutting) the negative?
A: There were three different kinds of images made by cropping (cutting) the negative.
Q: What size is an APS cartridge available in?
A: An APS cartridge is available in sizes of 15, 25 and 40 exposures.
Q: What type of camera used this system before it switched to digital systems?
A: One famous type of camera that used this system before switching to digital systems was the Canon IXUS.
