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What do the Single Lens Reflex, Range Finder, View Camera and Twin Lens Reflex look like?

What do the Single Lens Reflex, Range Finder, View Camera and Twin Lens Reflex look like?

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Asked by Halbert, Last updated: Nov 09, 2024

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b.Oliviasi

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Answered Oct 26, 2017

These are actually rather hard to describe without a camera. Well, all but the range finder. This is a lens you can buy to add to a camera. It basically allows your camera to measure distance and take images with sharp focus. The single lens reflex is basically a camera that has one lens; what appears in the viewfinder is what the camera actually sees.

The view camera is basically a large camera that has an inverted image on ground glass instead of a film. What you see is the picture you’ll get. The twin lens reflex has two lens: one that shows the photographer what picture they’re taking, and one to actually take the picture. This is why it’s different than a single lens reflex camera.

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