Re: [photo-3d] Beginner's questions

[Mike Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Paul Talbot wrote:

> > What does the acronym "SLR" stand for?
> 
> It may depend on the context, but in photography it usually means
> "single lens reflex."  That is the type of camera that allows
> the photographer to see the image through the same lens that
> records the photograph (rather than having a separate viewvinder
> lens).

Curiosity question:  what "category" would a camera like the RBT
X2/X3/X4 cameras fall into?  They're like an SLR camera, except
of course, there are *two* lenses -- with everything else being
the same as in the description above.  Can't call it TLR (Twin
Lens Reflex) because that means something else.  DLR (Dual
Lens Reflex) maybe?

Mike K.