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Bright line finder
A viewfinder which shows a wider view than the eventual image, with a bright frame superimposed on the view to show the edges of the frame.
The advantage of a bright line viewfinder is that the photographer can see objects just outside the frame which can be helpful when composing or in action photography.
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