SLR Last modified: Thursday, February 01, 2007
Short for single lens reflex, it a term associated with cameras and digital cameras. SLR cameras use a mirror between the lens and the film, or image sensor, to provide a focus screen. This means the image you see in the viewfinder (or LCD) will be the same as what appears on film or as your digital image. See also "The Digital Camera Picture" in Webopedia's Quick Reference section.
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