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	===Bonus Functions===		===Bonus Functions===
			Bonus functions are short-term effects that enhance attacks. Using them consumes [[Spirit Stones]]. In later games this type of function was replaced with [[:Category:Camera Lenses\|Lenses]].
	*[[Image:Pressure Icon.png]] Pressure - Pushes ghosts back.		*[[Image:Pressure Icon.png]] Pressure - Pushes ghosts back.
	*[[Image:Slow FF1 Icon.png]] Slow - Slows down ghosts' movement for a limited duration.		*[[Image:Slow FF1 Icon.png]] Slow - Slows down ghosts' movement for a limited duration.
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	===Special Functions===		===Special Functions===
	* [[Image:Sense Icon FF1.png]] Sense - Enables radar to gauge out the direction of ghosts. This function is unlocked by completing [[Mission Mode]].		Passive upgrades to the Camera that are always available and do not consume any resources.
	* [[Image:Chase Icon.png]] Chase - Automatically chase after ghosts when you press R2. This function is unlocked by completing [[Mission Mode]] with all S ranks.		* [[Image:Sense Icon FF1.png]] [[Equipment "Sense"\|Sense]] - Enables radar to gauge out the direction of ghosts. This function is unlocked by completing [[Mission Mode]].
	* [[Image:Zoom Icon FF1.png]] Zoom - Enhance zoom (L2/R2 buttons) functions. This function is unlocked by completing the game once.		* [[Image:Chase Icon.png]] [[Special Function: Chase\|Chase]] - Automatically chase after ghosts when you press R2. This function is unlocked by completing [[Mission Mode]] with all S ranks.
	* [[Image:None Icon FF1.png]] None - Ability to take shots without using up film.		* [[Image:Zoom Icon FF1.png]] [[Equipment "Zoom"\|Zoom]] - Enhance zoom (L2/R2 buttons) functions. This function is unlocked by completing the game once.
	* [[Image:Zero Icon FF1.png]] Zero - Always have full spirit energy. This function is unlocked by completing the spirit list.		* [[Image:None Icon FF1.png]] [[Special Function: None\|None]] - Ability to take shots without using up film.
			* [[Image:Zero Icon FF1.png]] [[Special Function: Zero\|Zero]] - Always have full spirit energy. This function is unlocked by completing the spirit list.

	===Types of Shots===		===Types of Shots===

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	[[image:Ff1camera.jpg\|right]]The '''Camera''' is the [[Camera Obscura]] used by [[Miku]], and her brother [[Mafuyu]], in [[Fatal Frame]]. It is the first Camera Obscura introduced in the series.		[[image:Ff1camera.jpg\|right\|300px]]The '''Camera''' is the [[Camera Obscura]] used by [[Miku]], and her brother [[Mafuyu]], in [[Fatal Frame]]. It is the first Camera Obscura introduced in the series.

	==History of the Camera==		==History of the Camera==
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	*Although this camera is supposedly the most advanced, complete version of the Camera Obscura, it also seems to be the least stable. Not only has it caused more known cases of [[Overexposure]] than any other camera in the series, it also breaks spontaneously after the battle with Kirie.		*Although this camera is supposedly the most advanced, complete version of the Camera Obscura, it also seems to be the least stable. Not only has it caused more known cases of [[Overexposure]] than any other camera in the series, it also breaks spontaneously after the battle with Kirie.
	*[[Films]] were changed and altered after this version of the game, with Type-07 introduced as the weakest kind, Type-61 replacing Type-37, the red Type-90 replacing Type-74, and Type Zero replacing the gold Type-90.		*[[Films]] were changed and altered after this version of the game, with Type-07 introduced as the weakest kind, Type-61 replacing Type-37, the red Type-90 replacing Type-74, and Type Zero replacing the gold Type-90.

			==References==
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	==History of the Camera==		==History of the Camera==
	[[Mikoto Munakata]] was given this camera by a [[White Kimono\|girl in a white kimono]]. She then showed it to her parents, [[Ryozo]] and [[Yae]]. Yae took it and began taking pictures with it, but became scared of what the photos showed. ~~She couldn't stop taking pictures~~ with the camera ~~and, when Mikoto suddenly vanished~~, Yae killed herself, ~~blaming herself~~ for the disappearance of her daughter. The camera was passed down through the family to [[Miyuki]], Mikoto's daughter, who ~~unfortunately~~ began suffering from overuse of the camera like her grandmother Yae~~. After Miyuki~~, ~~too, killed~~ herself, [[Mafuyu Hinasaki\|Mafuyu]] kept the camera and took it with him when he set out for [[Himuro Mansion]]. When [[Miku Hinasaki\|Miku]] entered the mansion, she found the camera lying in front of the mirror in the [[Rope Hallway]].		[[Mikoto Munakata]] was given this camera by a [[White Kimono\|girl in a white kimono]] soon after she came to live at [[Himuro Mansion]]. She then showed it to her parents, [[Ryozo Munakata\|Ryozo]] and [[Yae Munakata\|Yae]]. Yae took it and began taking pictures with it, but became scared of what the photos showed. When Mikoto suddenly vanished along with the camera, Yae killed herself, believing she was responsible for the disappearance of her daughter.

			The camera was passed down through the family to [[Miyuki Hinasaki\|Miyuki]], Mikoto's daughter, who used it to help her [[Masato Hinasaki\|husband]] with his archaeological studies. Many years later, she too began suffering from overuse of the camera like her grandmother Yae, and eventually hanged herself in the same way. [[Mafuyu Hinasaki\|Mafuyu]] kept the camera and took it with him when he set out for [[Himuro Mansion]]. When [[Miku Hinasaki\|Miku]] entered the mansion, she found the camera lying in front of the mirror in the [[Rope Hallway]].

			After her battle with [[Kirie]], the camera broke, revealing a piece of [[Holy Mirror]] inside. Soon afterwards, the cavern collapsed and Miku had to flee, presumably leaving the camera behind. In [[Fatal Frame V]], [[Miu Hinasaki\|Miku's daughter]] mentioned on seeing a [[Camera Obscura (FF5)\|Camera Obscura]] that her family once owned a similar device, but the camera itself was gone, and only the case was left.

	==Owners==		==Owners==
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	==Upgrading & Equipment==		==Upgrading & Equipment==
	'''Upgrading'''<br>		'''Upgrading'''<br>
	The camera's ~~basic~~ performance, divided in Range, Speed and Max Value, can be upgraded from the Camera menu, using points accumulated through photographing and defeating ghosts. The camera's functions are divided in bonus or auxillary functions and special functions. Auxillary ~~function~~ become available after a certain point early in the game and can be unlocked with points. Special function need to be obtained first by meeting certain requirements, and can then be unlocked with points. Only one auxillary function and one special function can be active at any time, in contrast with later games.<br>		The camera's performance, divided into Range, Speed and Max Value, can be upgraded from the Camera menu, using points accumulated through photographing and defeating ghosts. The camera's functions are divided in bonus or auxillary functions and special functions. Auxillary functions become available after a certain point early in the game and can be unlocked with points. Special function need to be obtained first by meeting certain requirements, and can then be unlocked with points. Only one auxillary function and one special function can be active at any time, in contrast with later games.<br>
	<br>'''Films'''<br>		<br>'''Films'''<br>
	The [[films]] available for use with this camera are: Type-14, Type-37, Type-74, Type-90 (gold version).		The [[films]] available for use with this camera are: Type-14, Type-37, Type-74, Type-90 (gold version).
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	==Gameplay Tips==		==Gameplay Tips==
	* You can reload up to 30 shots of Type-14 Film from the menu at a [[save point]] camera.		*You can reload up to 30 shots of Type-14 Film from the menu at a [[save point]] camera.

	==Misc Info==		==Misc Info==
	* This camera was never ~~given the term~~ [[Camera Obscura]]~~. It~~ wasn't until [[Fatal Frame II]] that the term began to be used.		*This camera was never referred to as a [[Camera Obscura]] in the English translation; it wasn't until [[Fatal Frame II]] that the term began to be used. The Japanese name (射影機, shaeiki) has been the same throughout the series.
	* ~~It is unknown whether or~~ not this camera was ~~a direct creation of~~ [[Dr. Kunihiko Asou]] ~~or not~~.		*The game does not say that this camera was created by [[Dr. Kunihiko Asou]], but supplementary material for [[Fatal Frame II]] mentions that Asou went missing after planning to visit Himuro Mansion.<ref>[[Tamashizume: The Camera Obscura]], [[Zero Akai Chou Complete Official Capture Book]]</ref>
			*Although this camera is supposedly the most advanced, complete version of the Camera Obscura, it also seems to be the least stable. Not only has it caused more known cases of [[Overexposure]] than any other camera in the series, it also breaks spontaneously after the battle with Kirie.
	*[[Films]] were changed and altered after this version of the game, with Type-07 introduced as the weakest kind, Type-61 replacing Type-37, the red Type-90 replacing Type-74, and Type Zero replacing the gold Type-90.		*[[Films]] were changed and altered after this version of the game, with Type-07 introduced as the weakest kind, Type-61 replacing Type-37, the red Type-90 replacing Type-74, and Type Zero replacing the gold Type-90.
	*Although this camera is supposedly the most advanced, complete version of the Camera Obscura, it also seems to be the least stable. Not only has it caused more known cases of [[Overexposure]] than any other camera in the series, it also breaks spontaneously after the battle with Kirie.

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	==Related Notes==		==Related Notes==
	*[[~~Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial:~~ Camera Controls 1]]		*[[Camera Controls 1]]
	*[[~~Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial:~~ Camera Controls 2]]		*[[Camera Controls 2]]
	*[[~~Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial:~~ Shooting Ghosts]]		*[[Shooting Ghosts]]
	*[[~~Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial:~~ About Power-ups]]		*[[About Power-ups]]

	==Upgrading & Equipment==		==Upgrading & Equipment==

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[[image:Ff1camera.jpg|right]]The '''Camera''' is the [[Camera Obscura]] used by [[Miku]], and her brother [[Mafuyu]], in [[Fatal Frame]]. It is the first Camera Obscura introduced in the series.

==History of the Camera==
[[Mikoto Munakata]] was given this camera by a [[White Kimono|girl in a white kimono]]. She then showed it to her parents, [[Ryozo]] and [[Yae]]. Yae took it and began taking pictures with it, but became scared of what the photos showed. She couldn't stop taking pictures with the camera and, when Mikoto suddenly vanished, Yae killed herself, blaming herself for the disappearance of her daughter. The camera was passed down through the family to [[Miyuki]], Mikoto's daughter, who unfortunately began suffering from overuse of the camera like her grandmother Yae. After Miyuki, too, killed herself, [[Mafuyu Hinasaki|Mafuyu]] kept the camera and took it with him when he set out for [[Himuro Mansion]]. When [[Miku Hinasaki|Miku]] entered the mansion, she found the camera lying in front of the mirror in the [[Rope Hallway]].

==Owners==
*[[White Kimono]]
*[[Ryozo Munakata]]
*[[Yae Munakata]]
*[[Mikoto Munakata]]
*[[Miyuki Hinasaki]]
*[[Mafuyu Hinasaki]]
*[[Miku Hinasaki]]

==Deaths from Overexposure?==
*[[Yae Munakata]]
*[[Miyuki Hinasaki]]

==Related Notes==
*[[Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial: Camera Controls 1]]
*[[Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial: Camera Controls 2]]
*[[Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial: Shooting Ghosts]]
*[[Fatal Frame Camera Tutorial: About Power-ups]]

==Upgrading & Equipment==
'''Upgrading'''<br>
The camera's basic performance, divided in Range, Speed and Max Value, can be upgraded from the Camera menu, using points accumulated through photographing and defeating ghosts. The camera's functions are divided in bonus or auxillary functions and special functions. Auxillary function become available after a certain point early in the game and can be unlocked with points. Special function need to be obtained first by meeting certain requirements, and can then be unlocked with points. Only one auxillary function and one special function can be active at any time, in contrast with later games.<br>
<br>'''Films'''<br>
The [[films]] available for use with this camera are: Type-14, Type-37, Type-74, Type-90 (gold version).
[[Image:FF1 Camera Screen 1.jpg|right|250px]][[Image:FF1 Camera Screen 2.jpg|right|250px]][[Image:FF1 Camera Screen 3.jpg|right|250px]]
===Bonus Functions===
*[[Image:Pressure Icon.png]] Pressure - Pushes ghosts back.
*[[Image:Slow FF1 Icon.png]] Slow - Slows down ghosts' movement for a limited duration.
*[[Image:See FF1 Icon.png]] See - Make ghosts more visible for a limited duration.
*[[Image:Paralyze Icon.png]] Paralyze - Stop movements of ghosts for a certain duration.
*[[Image:Search Icon.png]] Search - Search for locations of ghosts and tracks them automatically.

===Special Functions===
* [[Image:Sense Icon FF1.png]] Sense - Enables radar to gauge out the direction of ghosts. This function is unlocked by completing [[Mission Mode]].
* [[Image:Chase Icon.png]] Chase - Automatically chase after ghosts when you press R2. This function is unlocked by completing [[Mission Mode]] with all S ranks.
* [[Image:Zoom Icon FF1.png]] Zoom - Enhance zoom (L2/R2 buttons) functions. This function is unlocked by completing the game once.
* [[Image:None Icon FF1.png]] None - Ability to take shots without using up film.
* [[Image:Zero Icon FF1.png]] Zero - Always have full spirit energy. This function is unlocked by completing the spirit list.

===Types of Shots===
*[[Close Shot]] - Achieved by taking a shot of the ghost while very close to it.
*[[Core Shot]] - Achieved by taking a shot when the capture circle is lined up with the crosshairs.
*[[Zero Shot]] - Achieved by taking a shot when the capture circle turns orange/red.
*[[Double Shot]] - Obtained by shooting two ghosts at once.
*[[Triple Shot]] - Obtained by shooting three ghosts at once.
*[[Special Shot]] - Achieved by killing a ghost while obtaining any other type of shot.
*[[Bind Shot]] - Obtained by taking a shot after using the aux. function Paralyze.
*[[Find Shot]] - Obtained by taking a shot after using the aux. function See.
*[[Slow Shot]] - Obtained by taking a shot after using the aux. function Slow.
*[[Impact Shot]] - Obtained by taking a shot after using the aux. function Pressure.

===Capture Circles===
The Camera uses a simple system of blue and orange capture circles: blue for [[Vanishing ghosts|Vanishing]] and [[Stationary Ghosts]] and for normal shots against [[Hostile Ghosts]], orange for when a [[Zero Shot]] can be achieved against Hostile Ghosts. On the screen is also a bar that shows the charge level, with the color of the characters dependand on the color of the capture circle. The initial starting charge value can be increased by equipping better film.

<gallery>
Image:Capture Circle Normal.jpg|Standard circle
Image:FF1 Blue Circle.jpg|Blue circle
Image:Capture Circle Red FF1.jpg|Orange circle
</gallery>

==Gameplay Tips==
* You can reload up to 30 shots of Type-14 Film from the menu at a [[save point]] camera.

==Misc Info==
* This camera was never given the term [[Camera Obscura]]. It wasn't until [[Fatal Frame II]] that the term began to be used.
* It is unknown whether or not this camera was a direct creation of [[Dr. Kunihiko Asou]] or not.
*[[Films]] were changed and altered after this version of the game, with Type-07 introduced as the weakest kind, Type-61 replacing Type-37, the red Type-90 replacing Type-74, and Type Zero replacing the gold Type-90.
*Although this camera is supposedly the most advanced, complete version of the Camera Obscura, it also seems to be the least stable. Not only has it caused more known cases of [[Overexposure]] than any other camera in the series, it also breaks spontaneously after the battle with Kirie.

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