view finder (Meaning)

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view finder (n)

optical device that helps a user to find the target of interest

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The photographer peered through the viewfinder to compose the perfect shot of the landscape.
The digital camera's viewfinder displayed a real-time preview of the scene, aiding in framing and focusing.
Adjusting the diopter on the viewfinder helped the photographer achieve a clear and sharp image.
Using the viewfinder, the wildlife photographer patiently waited for the ideal moment to capture a bird in flight.
As the director looked through the viewfinder, they visualized the scene and discussed framing with the cinematographer.
The vintage film camera had a classic optical viewfinder that added a nostalgic touch to the photographer's experience.
The travel blogger relied on the viewfinder to compose captivating shots of iconic landmarks and scenic spots.
Wedding photographers often use the viewfinder to discreetly capture candid moments without disrupting the ceremony.
The DSLR camera's electronic viewfinder provided a high-resolution image preview, enhancing the photographer's accuracy.
The journalist raised the camera to their eye, looking through the viewfinder to document the unfolding events with precision.

optical device that helps a user to find the target of interest

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The photographer peered through the viewfinder to compose the perfect shot of the landscape.

The digital camera's viewfinder displayed a real-time preview of the scene, aiding in framing and focusing.

Adjusting the diopter on the viewfinder helped the photographer achieve a clear and sharp image.

Using the viewfinder, the wildlife photographer patiently waited for the ideal moment to capture a bird in flight.