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'''Bridge camera''' is mainly a term for a medium-sized digital cameras with a built-in fast wide-range autofocus [[zoom lens]], an image sensor that is larger than that of a digital conpact camera, and a bright high-resolution color [[LCD]]-screen live-view [[viewfinder]] with ocular. The predecessors were autofocus zoom lens [[single lens reflex]] cameras with a built-in lens, intermediate between sophisticated [[compact camera]]s and modern autofocus [[SLR]] system bodies. Also called ZLR for Zoom Lens Reflex, especially the popular [[Olympus IS]] bridge camera series.
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'''Bridge camera''' is mainly a term for a medium-sized [[digital camera]]s with a built-in fast wide-range autofocus [[zoom lens]], an image sensor that is larger than that of a digital compact camera, and a bright high-resolution color [[LCD]]-screen live-view [[viewfinder]] with ocular. The predecessors were autofocus zoom lens [[single lens reflex]] cameras with a built-in lens, intermediate between sophisticated [[compact camera]]s and modern autofocus [[SLR]] system bodies. Also called ZLR for Zoom Lens Reflex, especially the popular [[Olympus IS]] bridge camera series.
  
The modern digital bridge cameras are an offer to people who don't mind the compromise of using always a zoom lens but are not happy with the worse image resolution and smaller optical systems of the handsome little digital compact cameras. Thus this class of cameras can be a "bridge" towards finally switching to an SLR system. Or the term means the "bridge" over the gap between compacts and SLRs.
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The modern digital bridge cameras are offered to people who don't mind the compromise of using always a zoom lens but are not happy with the worse image resolution and smaller optical systems of the handsome little digital compact cameras. Thus this class of cameras can be a "bridge" towards finally switching to an SLR system. Or the term means the "bridge" over the gap between compacts and SLRs.
  
 
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Bridge camera is mainly a term for a medium-sized digital cameras with a built-in fast wide-range autofocus zoom lens, an image sensor that is larger than that of a digital compact camera, and a bright high-resolution color LCD-screen live-view viewfinder with ocular. The predecessors were autofocus zoom lens single lens reflex cameras with a built-in lens, intermediate between sophisticated compact cameras and modern autofocus SLR system bodies. Also called ZLR for Zoom Lens Reflex, especially the popular Olympus IS bridge camera series.

The modern digital bridge cameras are offered to people who don't mind the compromise of using always a zoom lens but are not happy with the worse image resolution and smaller optical systems of the handsome little digital compact cameras. Thus this class of cameras can be a "bridge" towards finally switching to an SLR system. Or the term means the "bridge" over the gap between compacts and SLRs.

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