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One example would be a twin lens reflex, such as the Mamiya C220. You hold the camera at a level where you can look straight down into the viewfinder, which is on top. I believe that's what you are referring to. They do, or did, make an optional prism attachment so that viewing is more like an SLR. But without that you must look down.
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Why is a right angle sometimes called a right angle?
Because a right angle is a right angle.
What is an right angle right angle-an angle that has a?
Assuming your question is what makes a right-angle, it is an angle of 90o .
Why is there a right angle but not a left angle?
because a right angle is right and a left angle is wrong
What is an angle of 90 degree?
A right angle. i think it's a right angle
In a right triangle, the is opposite the right angle?
The side opposite the right angle of a right angle triangle is the hypotenuse
What is a right-angle viewfinder used for?
It is used when you want to have the camera so close to the ground (or similar) that you cannot look through the view finder properly. The right-angle viewfinder attachment lets you see through the camera viewfinder at 90 degrees (right-angles) to the position you would normally, so your head would be above the camera instead of behind it.
Viewfinder part of Radio or Camera?
A viewfinder is a part to a camera.
Does the Casio Exilim EX-FH20 Digital Camera have an electronic viewfinder?
Yes, the Casio Exilim EX-FH20 Digital Camera has an electronic viewfinder.
What is a pentaprism What job does it do in the camera?
Pentaprism is a type of viewfinder in camera, it is consider to be the best one as it present the most natural quality and color of the subject to be captured by the camera, it directs light to the viewfinder through camera sensor !!
What is a pentaprism and what job does it do in the camera?
Pentaprism is a type of viewfinder in camera, it is consider to be the best one as it present the most natural quality and color of the subject to be captured by the camera, it directs light to the viewfinder through camera sensor !!
How can mirrorless system camera substitute DSLR camera?
The photo quality can be the same, but with a mirrorless camera such as a Rangefinder, what is seen in the viewfinder will be slightly offset from the final result. A DSLR's viewfinder shows what is in the lense.
What are the of the camera?
A lens, viewfinder, and shutter are the main parts of a camera. If it is a digital camera it will have more parts than a manual camera.
Which camera causes parallax error?
Parallax error is the result of the separation between the camera's objective lens and its viewfinder, so the only cameras that do not suffer from the potential for parallax error are the single-lens reflex, in which you view the scene through the camera's taking lens, or the view camera, for which focusing is done on a ground glass at the film plane. All viewfinder cameras are subject to parallax error unless some corrective factor is built in. Some cameras use a tilting viewfinder to correct the angle of view for a given distance; others place marks in the front viewfinder lens to allow the user to adjust the location of the top of the image after determining the desired framing.
What is the part of the camera that shows the area of the subject to be included in a photograph?
Viewfinder.
What is the eye device you look in through on the camera to compost your image?
Viewfinder.
The typical viewfinder in a compact camera only shows what percentage of the scene?
70%
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