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SLR stands for a single lens reflex camera. Unlike a point and shoot camera, you can change lenses and are able to view your subject through the lens.
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DSLR = Digital Single Lens Reflex
It's a digital camera made to look like a 35mm SLR. Usually the lens is interchangeable, but not always.
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It is a camera with a detachable lens for great shots
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Yes , they do. Digital Single Lens Reflex is DSLR camera, You wil get plenty of options there.
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Visible light.
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SLR stands for Single Lens Reflex. It means that the lens is removable and interchangeable. It also means that you're getting better picture quality as well as a faster shutter speed. Typically with an SLR there is a larger image sensor inside the camera that doesn't compress the photo as much as a simple point and shoot camera would.
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Digital Single Lens Reflex. I guess you know that it is a type of camera.
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I think you mean "SLR". It stands for Single Lens Reflex.
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A DSLR (digital single-lens reflex) camera has a digital sensor to capture images, while an SLR (single-lens reflex) camera uses film. DSLRs also have more advanced features like autofocus and image preview on a screen.
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The camera that is best used for crime scene photography is a single-lens reflex camera, also known as SLR. This camera allows you to use interchangeable lens.
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Its not a Single Lens Reflex.
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An SLR is a Single-Lens Reflex camera
It is a kind of camera where a single lens may be removed from the camera body to exchange for one of a different focal length, and a reflex viewing system (mirror and pentaprism) is used to direct the image forming light to the eye piece for viewing prior to taking the picture.
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A camera is a device that you use to take photo with, you can also record videos now.
There are many different types of cameras, including various combinations of the following options:
(1) Still cameras and motion (video) cameras
(2) Analog cameras and digital cameras
(3) Film cameras and electronic cameras
(4) Fixed lens cameras and interchangable lens cameras
(5) Single focal length cameras and zoom lens cameras
(6) Viewfinder cameras, single-lens reflex cameras and double-lens reflex cameras
The simplest camera is a viewfinder single-focal-length fixed-lens film camera (which by the nature of film is an analog camera).
A sophisticated modern camera for producing movies might be a single-lens-reflex interchangable-zoom-lens digital-electronic video camera.
The camera is simply used to capture an image of a moment in time.
it is some thing that takes pictures
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A camera is a device that you use to take photo with, you can also record videos now.
There are many different types of cameras, including various combinations of the following options:
(1) Still cameras and motion (video) cameras
(2) Analog cameras and digital cameras
(3) Film cameras and electronic cameras
(4) Fixed lens cameras and interchangable lens cameras
(5) Single focal length cameras and zoom lens cameras
(6) Viewfinder cameras, single-lens reflex cameras and double-lens reflex cameras
The simplest camera is a viewfinder single-focal-length fixed-lens film camera (which by the nature of film is an analog camera).
A sophisticated modern camera for producing movies might be a single-lens-reflex interchangable-zoom-lens digital-electronic video camera.
The camera is simply used to capture an image of a moment in time.
it is some thing that takes pictures
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A bridge camera is a mediate between a single-lens reflex camera and a point and shoot camera. Bridge cameras often lack some of the functions of their single-lens alternatives such as a viewfinder and interchangeable lens. They can be purchased at photographic specialist stores as well as online retailers such as Amazon.
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SLR refers to Single Lens Reflex, or a camera that has one single lens to both view a scene and capture an image. This means that the picture you take will be the same as the image you view through the lens. The advantages of a regular digital camera is that they are slimmer, cheaper, and are easier to use.
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As you probably have guessed, the term 'DSLR' is an abbreviation. Digital Single Lens Reflex is the full term. In most cameras, there is a mirror inside. That's basically what it means, though I do think this answer requires an edit.
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It stands for digital single lens reflex. It is NOT a point and shoot camera. It is one that you have a lens (or lens that you can change). Now a days most have a setting where you can set the aperture and things like that manually, but the also have a automatic setting.
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"Single Lens Reflex". It means (among other things) that what you see looking through the viewfinder is what will be on the film.
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SLR & DSLR are acronyms for: Single Lens Reflex and Digital Single Lens Reflex
SLR gave photographers the possibility of seeing exactly what the camera is going to take by bouncing the image off a mirror into the viewfinder. Before the viewfinder was created it was separate from the lens which gave the photographer an approximate of what the camera is capturing however it wasn't very useful. Over time photographers were trying to figure out how to look through the lens to see exactly what the camera is capturing and placed a mirror in between the lens and film/sensor that reflects the image up into a prism and into your viewfinder- quite genius if you ask me. This system is called single lens reflex.
Hope that helps!
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There are many kinds of camera - some are digital, some film based.
A non-exhaustive list includes:
SLR (single lens reflex)
Compact / 'point and shoot'
Pinhole
Viewfinder
Twin lens Reflex
View Camera
Scanning Back
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A digital SLR camera and a DSLR camera are the same thing. "DSLR" stands for "digital single-lens reflex," which refers to the type of camera that uses a mirror mechanism to reflect light from the lens to an optical viewfinder. This allows the photographer to see exactly what the camera sees through the lens.
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no it is a DSLR a SLR is a Single Lens Reflex camrea that acceps film and a DSLR is a Digital Single Lens Reflex camrea that is digital
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DSLR stands for digital single lens reflex. The cameras use a mechanical mirror system and a pentaprism to direct light from the lens to an optical viewfinder on the back of the camera.
Simply, they are just cameras with interchangeable lenses.
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Wikipedia has an article about this model of camera. Made in Japan, this camera was first released in 1982. The Plastic Lens is another website with information about this.
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A Digital Single Reflex Lens or DSLR is a type of camera which uses a series of mirrors inside the camera, so that when you look inside the viewfinder of a DSLR, then you will see almost precisely what the camera sensor sees, accurate to a few thousandths of a millimetre. This construction of the mirrors makes the camera more expensive to make, and most cameras simply use the easier and cheaper method, digital viewfinders, which only work when the camera is turned on, whereas on a DSLR, you can look through it anytime (as long as the lens cap is off!)
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SLR stands for Single Lens Reflex meaning the camera supports just one lens which has the the aperture, focus and shutter, oppose to the TLR which is the Twin Lens Reflex which these cameras consist of two lens to take a photo, one for focusing and the other one that contains the shutter and aperture.
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A digital slr or digital single lens reflex is a camera tht uses a mirror behind the lens to get light to the viewfinder. This allows you to have a wider range of focal lengths without having to change the lens.
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Digital SLR referes to "digital single-lens reflex." This terminology is often used when speaking about cameras. Such cameras can allow the photographer to change lenses as he or she sees fit.
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No, film single lens reflex (SLR) cameras exist, albeit obsolete. Currently all commercial single lens reflex cameras are digital, however, it may be possible to find a retailer or more likely, a private seller in possession of a functional film SLR camera.
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When taking long-distance nature photos, your lens is more important that the megapixels of the camera. Any DSLR (digital single-lens reflex cameras) should work well, paired with a good lens like a 600mm F4.
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A point and shoot camera in general is a camera where one sees an image through a window in the camera. An SLR, which is also more expensive, allows one to see the actual image that will be taken by the camera.
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SLR stands for Single Lens Reflex - if it doesnt say digital then its probably a film camera (35mm).
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Both. Depends on how old the camera is. DSLR is just a digital version of an SLR (single-lens reflex), which are the cameras with removable lenses.
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The Canon 400d is a Single-Lens Reflex digital camera, offering a resolution of up to 10.1 megapixels. It can also accommodate an add-on called a 400plus.
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SLR stands for single lens reflex. This is the type of camera in which the image goes into the lens and is reflected by a mirror into your eye at the viewfinder. You therefore see exactly what the lens is seeing. This type of camera also usually allows you to remove the lens and replace it with another, such as a wide-angle lens by a telephoto, etc. An SLR now can either be a film camera or a digital camera.
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An SLR camera system, such as that used in the Canon EOS 350D camera, uses a mirror and prism system. A Single-Lens Reflex (SLR) allows the photographer to see exactly what will be captured.
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The Rolleiflex.
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. Professionals mainly use the SLR type of digital camera and sometimes use "digital backs". As for makes, my personal opinion is to go with either Canon or Nikon cameras. .
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