Flash provides additional light when conditions become too dark to handhold your camera comfortably.

Control dial This dial is transcendently utilized for changing gap or screen speed however it tends to be
utilized to make different changes. 13. Custom/Capacity button.
Shutter button discharge button (at times screen delivery or screen button) is a press button found on
numerous cameras, used to record photos.
Power switch this turns the camera on and off.
Mode dial or camera dial is a dial utilized on advanced cameras to change the camera's mode.
Viewfinder is the eyepiece on a camera that you hold near your eye, to permit you to perceive what's
being shot.
LCD is used to frame shots, check camera settings and review images.
Memory cards slot Memory cards allow you to expand the phone's built-in memory.
Erase Button allows you to erase an item. Power Switch turns the camera off and on.
Play button is somewhere on the back of your camera. You'll have to turn to your camera's manual to
see how to use specific features.
Focus mode switch is the main setting of either autofocus or manual focus. Single Focus, where the
camera only tries to focus on the subject once and then stops.
Cross Keys allow to move back and forth between pictures and videos.
Flash button in any of the “advanced” exposure modes (P, S, A, or M), this button will trigger the pop-up
flash.
Lens release button press this catch to open the focal point mount and withdraw the focal point by
pivoting it. You don't have to squeeze it when mounting a focal point.
Lens an apparatus used to carry light to a fixed point of convergence. In a film camera, the focal point
sends the light to the film strip, while in a computerized camera.