Crossword Clue: Camera type, briefly
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Camera type, briefly"
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- 35mm camera choice
- 35mm camera, initially
- 35mm camera initials
- 35mm camera inits.
- 35mm camera letters
- 35mm camera option
- 35mm camera type
- 35mm device
- 35mm purchase
- 35mm shooter
- Abbr. in a camera catalog
- Big inits. in photography
- Bit of photog. equipment
- Alternative to point-and-shoot, briefly
- Common 35mm camera type
- Certain 35mm camera, initially
- Certain 35mm camera
- Certain camera, for short
- Certain camera, initially
- Certain camera type (abbr.)
- Certain shooter
- It employs a movable mirror: Abbr.
- Device with a moving mirror and pentaprism
- Film camera acronym
- Digital ___ camera
- Digital ___ (high-tech camera, informally)
- Digital ___ (high-tech shooter)
- Digital camera option, for short
- Digital camera type: Abbr.
- Digital camera type, for short
- Digital camera type
- Digital camera variety, for short
- Hasselblad product
- EOS, e.g.
- It's useful for taking shots, briefly
- Camera catalog abbr.
- Camera choice, in brief
- Camera for a pro
- Camera genre, abbr.
- Camera genre, abbr.
- Camera initials
- Camera inits.
- Camera largely replaced by its digital version, for short
- Camera lens genre (Acronym)
- Camera letters after "D"
- Camera letters
- Camera model letters
- Camera option, for short
- Camera shop letters
- Camera shop offering, briefly
- Camera that usually takes 35mm film
- Camera type
- Camera type: Abbr.
- Camera type, abbr.
- Camera type (abbr.)
- Camera type, briefly
- Camera type, familiarly
- Camera type, for short
- Camera type, in brief
- Camera type, initially
- Camera variety: Abbr.
- Camera variety, briefly
- Camera variety, for short
- Camera with a mirror and prism system, briefly
- Camera with a mirror-and-prism system, for short
- Camera with a mirror and prism system
- Camera with a mirror, in brief
- Camera with a movable mirror, initially
- Camera with a WYSIWYG viewfinder
- Camera with interchangeable parts
- Canon EOS, e.g.
- Canon initials
- Canon introduction of 1959
- Canon model, abbr.
- Canon offering, briefly
- Canon offering, for short
- Canon offering
- Canon option
- Canon product, for short
- Canon shooter, briefly
- Canon type, briefly
- Canon type, in brief
- Canonflex, e.g.
- Canonflex or Leicaflex, for short
- High-end camera type, initially
- High-end camera type
- High-end camera
- Initials for a 35mm camera
- Initials on a camera
- Many a Nikon
- Kind of 35mm camera
- Kind of camera (abbr.)
- Kind of camera: Abbr.
- Kind of camera( acronym )
- Kind of camera, briefly
- Kind of camera, for short
- Kind of camera used by pros
- Kind of camera
- Kind of lens, briefly
- Traditional camera type (Abbr.)
- Something to shoot with, briefly
- Something to smile at or shoot, initially
- Shooter that may be digital, briefly
- Shooter that may be digital, for short
- Shooter's choice, briefly
- Shooter's choice, for short
- Shooter's choice
- Shooting initials
- Shooting option, briefly
- The Pentax ME-F was the first one with autofocus
- Point-and-shoot alternative, briefly
- Rangefinder alternative, briefly
- Rangefinder camera alternative, briefly
- Popular camera type, for short
- Olympus OM-1, e.g.
- Olympus OM-2, briefly
- Olympus OM-2, e.g.
- Pentax Spotmatic, e.g., in brief
- Pentax Spotmatic, e.g.
- Minolta made the first digital one in 1995
- Minolta Maxxum, e.g.
- Nikon D3S, e.g., briefly
- Nikon D5300, e.g.
- Nikon D700, for one
- Nikon D90, e.g. (abbr.)
- Nikon D90, e.g.
- Nikon F, e.g., briefly
- Nikon F, e.g.
- Nikon product, briefly
- Nikon product, for short
- Nikon product
- Nikon type, for short
- Lens sys.
- Lensman's acronym
- One with a WYSIWYG viewfinder
- Letters in the camera biz
- Pro shooter, initially
- Photographic initials
- Photographic sys.
- Photography designation
- Photography sys.
- Photog's camera choice
- Photog's choice
- Photog's concern
- Photog's purchase, perhaps
- Photog's purchase
- Professional camera type: Abbr.
- Professional shooter, briefly
- Professional's camera, for short
- Pic taker
- Pro's camera, briefly
- Pro's camera, for short
- Pro's camera, often
- Pro's camera
- Pro's shooter
- Shutterbug's choice, for short
- Type of 35mm camera
- Type of camera: Abbr.
- Type of camera, briefly
- Type of camera, for short
- Type of camera
- Type of digital camera
- Spotmatic, e.g., briefly
- Ultrafancy Mercedes-Benz model
- "WYSIWYG" camera type
- WYSIWYG camera
- WYSIWYG shooter
- Snapper's choice, briefly
- Snapper's selection
Recent Usage of Camera type, briefly in Crossword Puzzles
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- Chronicle of Higher Education - May 5, 2017
- Washington Post - Aug. 15, 2014
- New York Times - Feb. 3, 2013
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - July 12, 2012
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Dec. 22, 2011
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Dec. 23, 2010
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Nov. 19, 2010
- Washington Post - Oct. 25, 2010
- Newsday - Sept. 12, 2010
- New York Times - Sept. 8, 2010
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 8, 2010
- LA Times - May 21, 2010
- Washington Post - Jan. 28, 2010
- New York Times - Jan. 24, 2010
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Jan. 2, 2009
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Dec. 24, 2008
- AV Club - Oct. 15, 2008
- Inkwell - July 25, 2008
- Newsday - July 20, 2008
- USA Today - Nov. 2, 2007