Types of Cameras

📸 1. DSLR (Digital Single-Lens Reflex) Cameras

       DSLRs use a mirror mechanism to reflect light from the lens to an optical viewfinder. They offer excellent image quality, manual controls, and a wide range of interchangeable lenses. Popular among enthusiasts and professionals.

 📷 2. Mirrorless Cameras

           Mirrorless cameras lack the mirror mechanism of DSLRs, allowing for a more compact design. They offer interchangeable lenses, electronic viewfinders, and advanced features. Ideal for those seeking high performance in a smaller package.

📹 3. Bridge Cameras

    Bridge cameras bridge the gap between compact cameras and DSLRs. They have fixed lenses with long zoom ranges and manual controls, making them versatile for various shooting scenarios.([PhotoClub247][1])

📱 4. Compact Digital Cameras (Point-and-Shoot)

    Compact cameras are small, lightweight, and easy to

use. They are ideal for casual photography and travel, offering automatic settings and decent image quality.

🎞️ 5. Film Cameras

     Film cameras use photographic film to capture

images. They come in various formats, including 35mm and medium format. Favored by enthusiasts for their classic aesthetic and manual operation.

🏃6. Action Cameras

          Designed for capturing fast-paced activities, action cameras are compact, rugged, and often waterproof. They are popular for sports, adventure, and travel photography.([Great Big Photography World][2])

🌐 7. 360° Cameras  

360° cameras capture immersive spherical photos and

videos, allowing viewers to explore scenes in all directions. Used for virtual reality content and interactive media.

📞 8. Smartphone Cameras

       Modern smartphones come equipped with advanced camera systems, offering convenience and high-quality images. Ideal for everyday photography and sharing on social media.

📸 9. Instant Cameras

       Instant cameras print photos immediately after capture, providing a tangible keepsake. They are fun for events and parties, offering a nostalgic experience.

🖼️ 10. Medium and Large Format Cameras

        These cameras use larger film or digital sensors, delivering exceptional image quality and detail. Commonly used in studio, landscape, and fine art photography.