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It refers to the prism and flip-up "reflex" mirror system that allows users to accurately focus and frame their shots directly through a camera's optics, rather than through a separate viewfinder. Until recently, most SLRs were the province of pros, requiring experience and training to master. But the digital era has created a new, growing class of consumer-grade digital SLR (DSLR) cameras that are easier to learn and use, yet still deliver pro-level photos. These days, the most complicated aspect of DSLR cameras is figuring out which one fits your needs. 1. Like most digital point-and-shoot cameras, digital SLRs have LCD displays--the largest of which are 3 in., diagonally. 2.
DSLRs have image sensors that are 10 to 20 times the size of sensors on point-and-shoot cameras. 3. 4. Long battery life is critical for DSLRs, which have lots of motors and powerful flashes. 5. 6. 7 Lens + Autofocus + Image Stabilization. Flickr Related Tag Browser. Japanese garden in portland photo. Random photo Submit your photo Stumble Thru nature photography Tags: park tree Download japanese garden in portland by unknown 125 451 views Rating: +17 Most Beautiful Forests in The World thick grove of poplar trees, oregon the great mell fell of northern england amazing nakameguro canal, japan Place your ad here Loading...
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