View camera
A film camera with a huge sensor that captures images on sheets of film. Film sizes can range from 5x4 inches all the way up to 20x24 inches, depending on the design of the camera. Every view camera has a front standard that serves as a lens mount, and every view camera has a rear standard that serves as a film holder and ground glass screen for focusing purposes. The viewpoint, depth of field, and focus may all be altered by moving either standard in either direction and at varying angles. They are linked together by a bellows that is both extensible and flexible. The use of digital backs, as opposed to film, is an option for view cameras.
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