SLR camera brands are:
1, Canon Canon: founded in 1937 in Japan, the world's leading production of integrated group of imaging and information products, Fortune Global 500 companies.
2, Nikon Nikon: in 1917 Japan, the world's leading optical product design and manufacturer, the industry's leading brand division.
3, Sony SONY: founded in 1946 in Japan, the world's leading high-end video brand, the world's leading brand, the information technology industry leader.
4, Fuji FUJIFILM: founded in Japan in 1934, the world's largest comprehensive image information, document processing products and services, one of the manufacturers and suppliers.
5, Samsung SAMSUNG: in 1938 in South Korea, the world's Fortune 500 companies, the world's leading companies in the field of consumer electronics, the global leader in the electronics industry.?
6, Casio Casio: founded in 1957 in Japan, a large multinational group of companies, the world's leading brands, digital camera top ten brands.
7, Panasonic Panasonic: in 1918 Japan, the world's top 500 companies, the world brand, a large multinational corporation, one of the world's largest electronics manufacturers.
8, Pentax PENTAX: founded in 1919 Japan, the world's leading SLR camera brand, the leading manufacturer of imaging instruments.
9, Olympus: in 1919 Japan, the top ten brands of digital cameras, the world's precision optical technology, one of the representative enterprises.?
10, Leica Leica: founded in 1907 in Germany, one of the world's leaders in optical manufacturing, 160 years of microscope manufacturing history, the top ten digital camera brands.
Extended information:
Single-lens reflex viewer. p>Single Lens Reflex Camera (abbreviated as SLR camera) is also known as SLR camera. It is a camera that uses a single lens, and the light shines through this lens to the reflector, and the view is taken by reflection.
The term "single lens" refers to the use of a single lens for the photographic exposure and viewfinder paths***, unlike side-axis or dual-lens reflex cameras, which have separate lenses for the viewfinder path.
"Reflective" means that a flat reflector in the camera separates the two light paths: when framing, the reflector falls down, reflecting the light from the lens to the pentaprism, and then to the viewfinder window; when shooting, the reflector lifts up quickly, so that the light can reach the film or the sensor CMOS or CCD.
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