Digital Camera Glossary Click on a letter below to jump to that
section of the glossary. 16:9 widescreen photo mode Many digital
cameras offer this mode to let you take photos that have the
same shape as a 16:9 aspect ratio widescreen TV. This size is
ideal if you plan on showing your pictures on your high-def set,
because they'll fill up the TV's entire screen without losing
any picture information. See focal length. Video or audio/video
outputs are found on most digital cameras; they let you send an
image to a TV for easier viewing. An A/V output will also let
you send sound (if your camera has that capability, and you
recorded a sound clip), while a video output only sends images.
Some newer cameras also offer HDMI connectivity for displaying
high-res images and videos on a compatible HDTV. A small metal
fitting on the top of a camera that lets you add optional
accessories, like an external flash, wireless transmitter, or
external microphone. Accessory shoes that can also supply power
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