Does having more control over the camera enable better photographs to be taken?

Introduction
The digital world of photography change how humanity communicates and exchange images in a matter of few seconds provoking to have less privacy in your everyday life. Digital photos in the Web are very common, which is a useful tool for people to share memories and personal events, but once the pictures are downloaded and shared it’s impossible to erase. Almost everyone have digital access from either a camera phone or digital camera, which creates a whole new era of artistic art that helps humans to express feelings and emotions (Helmut and Alison, 2011). Technology made it easier to play and experiment with common features of devices and programs to have a variety of pictures with different effects that creates artistic photos. Digital Photography transforms the view on how humanity has access to instant photos from family and friends, editing, and digital artistic.

Discussion
Capturing digital images comes back in 1960s where NASA use digital signals to capture the surface of the moon with the help of computer technology to improve the images that the space probes were sending. The government used satellites to spy and helped to advanced digital imaging. The private sectors made big contributions like Texas Instruments invented a film-less electronic camera in 1972. Sony released an electronic camera that recorded images onto a mini disc (Helmut and Alison, 2011).
According to Daniel Carp, Kodak CEO, points out that Kodak invented much of the technology behind digital imaging back in the 1970’s (Roberts, D., 2004). Kodak invented image sensors that converted light to digital pictures (Eisemann and Durand, 2004). In 1986, the world’s first megapixel sensor was capable to produce a 5X7 in digital photo-quality print. In 1987, Kodak released products for