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So...it’s nearly finished I reckon, I know it’s taken me sometime. :D

Before I finish...corrections and suggestions please..?

Its been built as a general guide, not for accuracy, But just in case, and I don't want to mislead anyone... what should I change/improve upon? ..What’s wildly inaccurate and gives the wrong impression.

This is for us all to use and will be stored somewhere for us all to access.

I can go back anytime and improve it, but it would be good to get it right first time.

A cut through of a SLR Camera. (digital and film) Edited with corrections... and now also includes the shutter. :D

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Photograph Supplied by Jonny...Thanks mate.
 
I have no way to know if you are right but if you are THANKS! That really gets the wheels going. I think a dslr's work the same way brummie!
 
brummie said:
Well that just down rights spoils it IMO :razz:

This forums really is Canon then Nikon owners club
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Your right, edited. :)

The photo is a cannon yah see, and I'm a ... yep you got it.

I think the image will cover all SLR cameras, digital or not...including everything, and especially not Cannon or Nikon. :D
 
Top job Adam. Thanks for your time in doing that - it'll be invaluable in explaining certain things.

The only things I'd change is just call the screen a focusing screen... not a lens, and the separate lenses which form the whole thing are called the lens elements - not lens collection.

Fantastic job though mate. :clap:

LOL Just realised - it really needs a shutter.:D
 
My donation mate... I enjoyed every second anyway, I'm using Flash to draw, fantastic tool... way better than the real thing.

Corrections noted. ...and I've just read your edit...Lol...I kept thinking Hmmm I'm sure there’s something missing. Lol

PMSL...




..Where are you going to put it Cedric..?
 
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