Template talk:Camera
From Camerapedia.org
Proposition with comments:
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{{{image}}}
Manufacturer: {{{manu}}} Date of production: {{{date}}} from release to end if known Variants: {{{variants}}} variants and alternative names Format: {{{format}}} Film / Sensor type: {{{film}}} 35mm / 120 / 127 / film plate... or digital sensor Type of camera: {{{type}}} SLR, TLR, rangefinder, viewfinder, folding... Finder: {{{finder}}} simple / external rangefinder (uncoupled / coupled) / combined rangefinder (uncoupled / coupled) with or without projected frames / reflex (maybe finder screens) / ground glass... Shutter: {{{shutter}}} focal plane / leaf shutter, name if any, range Lens: {{{lens}}} lens mount with link or name of fixed lens Exposure Meter: {{{meter}}} selenium / CdS / SiO2, external / TTL / matrix, uncoupled / coupled, ISO range Exposure Modes: {{{mode}}} manual, aperture priority, shutter priority, program Flash: {{{flash}}} magnesic, X, TTL, other automation Battery: {{{battery}}} Weight: {{{weight}}} |
Explanation
I added some new entries following the dpreview.com example; these include
- Metering modes: ie Matrix, Spot, Centre-Weighted
- Focus modes: AF-S, AF-C, etc
- Continuous Shooting: Low-Speed Continuous fps, High-Speed Continuous fps
- Viewfinder: Type of finder, as suggested above, perhaps with information about eyepoint, etc.
- Flash bracketing: from camera
- Focus bracketing: if any, for a digital SLR
- Custom WB: for digital
- WB bracketing: for digital
- Rear LCD monitor: some film cameras have this too, could explain size and/or what is displayed
- Data/Image Recording: type of cards for digital, types of modifications or info for pro film cameras that record info.
- Optional Battery Packs: self-evident.
Maybe I'll add one for focus areas too... -- Simonides 02:23, 5 February 2006 (EST)
Digital and Film Templates?
Would it be a good idea to create two camera templates? One for film cameras and one for digital cameras? That way the fields will be more specific to that type of camera. --Lbstone 14:55, 5 February 2006 (EST)
