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point-and-shoot camera |
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A film or digital camera in which the focus and exposure is entirely automatic. You aim and press the button; the camera does the rest. Point-and-shoot cameras can range from cheap throw-aways to pocket-sized digitals. Even high-end cameras have a point-and-shoot option, in which the camera makes all settings automatically. Although there may be settings for different lighting conditions such as bright sun vs. dusk, point-and-shoot cameras have no options to manually set the aperture, shutter speed and focus. See PhD mode and viewfinder. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Further, with a point-and-shoot thermometer and blow torch, the facility was able to straighten the zinc structure's bending shape, a task that, according to Royalston's owner Jeffrey M. In addition, Kyocera will unveil the Contax Tvs model that is described as a ``boutique'' point-and-shoot 5-megapixel digital camera that is equipped with ultra-high quality Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar T* optics. After having some black-and-whites developed on a little point-and-shoot, the retailer suggested if I was ever thinking about getting serious that I buy a Canon Rebel G. |
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