view finder
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Definition
Noun: 1. An optical device on a camera that shows the user the area of the scene that will be captured in the photograph or video. It is the part you look through to frame and focus your shot.
Usage
The viewfinder is an essential component for composing an image before taking a picture. * The photographer looked through the viewfinder to frame the perfect shot of the mountain. * Modern digital cameras often have an electronic viewfinder that displays a digital preview.
Advanced Usage
- "to look through the viewfinder": This is the standard phrase for using the device.
- She looked through the viewfinder and adjusted the focus manually.
Variants and Related Words
- Viewfinder (alternative spelling): The single-word form is also commonly accepted.
- Optical viewfinder: A type that uses a system of mirrors and lenses to show the scene directly.
- Electronic viewfinder (EVF): A type that displays a digital video feed from the camera's sensor.
Synonyms
- Sight: (Less common in this context) A device for aiming or guiding.
- Finder: A shortened, informal form of "viewfinder."
Related Phrases
- Through-the-lens (TTL) viewfinder: A specific type of optical viewfinder that shows the image exactly as it will be captured by the camera lens.
Noun
- optical device that helps a user to find the target of interest