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Reflex lens
An alternative photographic term for mirror lens.
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The reflex design scheme is a major difference between a DSLR and an ordinary digital point-and-shoot camera, which typically exposes the sensor constantly to the light projected by the lens, ...
TLR Twin-lens reflex.
Techniques Glossary TLR Twin-lens reflex.
A camera with two lenses the upper one is the viewfinder lens that has a mirror reflex view and the bottom one is the taking lens.
Reflex Mirror The mirror that reflects the light passing through the lens upward to the prism for viewing. Relative Illumination Illumination around the periphery of the image field.
Reflex viewing
For those underwater photographers who use a land camera in a housing (or a Nikonos RS) you will be able to have the versatility of a macro lens which lets you focus on anything from infinity down to around 6in from the lens.
Reflex and Mirror Lenses
Mirror, or reflex lenses, have awful bokeh. This is because they have a relay mirror in the front of the lens that blocks the central part of the lens' aperture.
Reflex lens
(See Mirror lens)
Resample
To change the resolution of an image through interpolation. Resampling downwards discards information and resampling upwards creates new information based on adjacent pixels.
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Reflex camera. a camera with a built-in mirror that reflects the scene being photographed onto a ground-glass viewing screen. See Single-lens reflex, Twin-lens reflex.
reflex copy
the exposure of a photosensitive film by passing light through the back of the film, then through a positive or negative, and reflecting the light back from the support surface.
Reflex: A camera design using mirrors or prisms to reflect the scene onto a ground glass focusing screen.
Reflex lens
(See Mirror lens)
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Reflex camera. Camera with viewfinder system using a mirror and focusing screen.
REFLEX CAMERA - A camera that has a mirror directly in the path of light traveling through the lens that reflects the scene to a viewing screen.
Reflex
A reflex camera is one that utilizes a mirror system to reflect the light (the image) coming through the lens, to a visible screen.
Reflex camera - camera system which uses a mirror to reflect incoming image rays on to a ground glass screen, providing a system of viewing and focusing. See also SLR.
Reflex lens - alternative term for mirror lens.
500mm f/8 Reflex Super Telephoto Lens
Sony Teleconverters
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The word "reflex" in there refers to a mirror used to reflect light from the lens up into the viewfinder. SLRs also have glass pentaprisms or pentamirrors on the top, which explains the protruding section on top of the camera.
Twin-Lens Reflex camera
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80mm f/3.5 taking lens
Flash synch at all speeds
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Single lens reflex cameras generally cost more, but provide you with more control over the settings, allowing you to be more effective in shooting sports.
Twin-Lens Reflex
Less available now than in their heyday, the twin-lens reflex uses two identical lenses, one mounted above the other. The upper lens is used for focusing and the lower forms the image on the film.
Single-lens-reflex systems. Macro SLR photography usually means a continuous-focus lens, allowing a range from infinity down to 1:1.
Twin Lens Reflex (TLR)
A TLR camera has two lenses of the same focal length; one is used for viewing and focusing, the other for exposing the film.
Single lens reflex or digital single lens reflex camera
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Single lens reflex cameras have that universally recognized "camera" shape, consisting of the camera body and a detachable lens. The camera has various attachment points for accessories such as a tripod, remote shutter release and flash.
Single Lens Reflex (SLR) is the type of camera system which uses a moving mirror that allows for the operator to see precisely and exactly what will be recorded on film or by the image sensor.
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Single Lens Reflex Camera. A camera that uses a mirror to redirect the image projected onto the film into the viewfinder. The mirror flips out of the way when the button is pressed to take the picture.
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Single lens reflex (SLR):
It is a camera of 35mm or medium format in which a system of mirrors shows the user the image precisely as the lens renders it.
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Twin Lens Reflex (TLR)
There are a few Medium Format cameras which have two separate lenses on the camera, one above the other. These cameras are known as Twin Lens Reflex (TLR) cameras.
Single-lens reflex. See SLR.
SLR. A type of camera with one lens which is used both for viewing and taking the picture.
SmartMedia. A popular form of flash memory card.
Single Lens Reflex. Nikon D1x, Sigma SD-9 etc. are SLRs. Lenses are fully interchangeable, cameras usually have excellent image quality and many features.
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Single-Lens-Reflex (SLR) Camera - A camera in which a scene is viewed through the same lens that takes the picture.
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Single lens reflex cameras use a moving mirror which directs light from the lens to an optical eyepiece. This provides a bright image helps in composition and focussing.
Single-Lens-Reflex (SLR) Camera
A type of camera that allows you to see through the camera's lens as you look in the camera's viewfinder. Other camera functions, such as light metering and flash control, also operate through the camera's lens.
Like all non-reflex cameras the GXR is a pure 'live view' camera - there's no optical viewfinder, and framing is done using the LCD screen (or the optional VF-2 viewfinder).
(Zoom Lens Reflex) A term used by Olympus® to describe their fixed mount lens SLR type cameras. An SLR camera has interchangeable lenses, a ZLR has a non-removable lens.
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A single-lens reflex camera can be identified by the fact that the lens and body come in two separate pieces. The lenses can be bought individually and are interchangeable for specific brands of cameras.
Single lens reflex camera
The popular SLR camera is portable and extremely adaptable. The difference between the SLR and the compact camera is the way the lens works.
Single Lens Reflex - Also known as SLR. This type of camera uses the same lens for exposure and operating the viewfinder.
Single lens reflex-A type of camera that uses a prism and mirror system allowing viewing of the subject through the taking lens of the camera.
Single-Lens-Reflex (SLR) Camera
Light entering the camera through the lens is reflected up by a mirror behind the lens onto a ground glass screen above.
SLR (Single Lens Reflex) Cameras
TLR (Twin Lens Reflex) Cameras
Rangefinder Cameras
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SLR (single-lens-reflex) cameras are the choice of most avid amateur and
professional photographers, but they are an excellent choice for anyone who thinks they may one day want to pursue "serious" photography.
Digital Single Lens Reflex cameras are very exciting, but even the most basic models are slightly over a thousand dollars. I recommend
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Digital Single Lens Reflex:
All Digital SLRs cameras can shoot in JPEG and RAW. Some can also use TIFF and RAW+JPEG.
Step 2: Format Pros and Cons
In this next section, we're going to look at the various pros and cons of using different formats.
ZLR - Zoom Lens Reflex, a term coined by Olympus to describe their fixed mount lens SLR type cameras. An SLR camera has interchangeable lenses, a ZLR has a non-removeable zoom lens.
Some cameras have built-in capabilities that help reduce camera vibration or shake; for instance, on a single-lens reflex (SLR) camera, the mirror "jumps" up when the shutter is fired-that causes vibration.
I wanted a Digital Mirror Reflex Camera.
But holy crap! These things are H U G E ! And expensive! :O
So what are the alternatives? Another compact with maybe 5 x zoom, or a exspensive dSLR.
If only I could toss a bridge between them... wait! ...
Digital cameras - which should you choose - a compact camera or a DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera? Maybe you should go for a half way solution like a semi-pro camera?
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Overview: Sony took the "reflex" (a mirror that flips out of the way at the moment of exposure) out of DSLR and replaced it with a translucent mirror to create its new line of "SLT" (Single-Lens Translucent mirror) cameras.
Most single-lens reflex cameras use an autofocus method called the "phase detection system." Using a separator lens in autofocus module, this system produces two images from the image information of the subject captured through the lens.
Digital SLR Cameras SLR, which stands for single-lens reflex, refers to a type of camera that employs a rotating mirror (either a pentaprism ...Read More »
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Single Lens Reflex; a camera with one lens (as opposed to Twin Lens Reflex like the Rolleiflex) that involves a mirror and prism that the viewer looks through (as opposed to a point and shoot or rangefinder where the viewer looks through a separate ...
Digital single-lens reflex or DSLR. The DSLR is the great grandchild of the traditional single-lens-reflex camera, named so because the image that the lens sees is reflected by a mirror and prism system in the viewfinder.
DSLR stands for Digital Single Lens Reflex with the "Reflex" part referring to the mirror inside a DSLR. The mirror is needed to redirect the light coming through the lens up into the viewfinder.
SLR - Single Lens Reflex The fundamental principal of SLR type camera is the TTL (Through-The-Lens) mechanism. TTL means that the scene is viewed, focused and metered directly through the lens as shown in Fig B.
The key was that I had made it into the realm of the SLR (Single Lens Reflex) - the camera had changeable lenses, you looked through the lens, and it made the required wholesome 'clunk' sound when triggered.
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