twin-lens reflex
Britishnoun
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Ms. Stafford would eventually trade her Broadway dreams for a Rolleiflex twin-lens reflex camera on her way to becoming a pioneering, if underrecognized, photojournalist and fashion photographer.
From New York Times
He had no training and no fancy equipment, only a Lubitel, Russian for amateur, a cheap but sturdy twin-lens reflex Soviet knockoff of a German camera first produced before World War II.
From New York Times
You’re shooting what’s right in front of you, but you’re looking down at the image preview, kind of like an old-school twin-lens reflex camera.
From The Verge
One of the cameras David had that day was a Rolleiflex, a German make known as a twin-lens reflex camera.
From Washington Post
He used a Leica and, later, a Rollei twin-lens reflex camera.
From BBC
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