Camera Anatomy of the Rear part of the camera

R 1: Eyecup
When a photographer is in contact with the eyepiece the eye-cup is to prevent light from entering. 
R 2: Viewfinder Eyepiece
Camera Anatomy of the Rear part of the camera includes viewfinder eyepiece which is an important part of every camera. It is a small window from which a person looks to find the object and to establish a focus on it. This viewfinder reduces the external light which helps a photographer to concentrate on the subject. The viewfinder eyepiece makes easier to track moving objects. 
R 3: LCD Monitor
As the name says, LCD Monitor displays all the information including the menu. From LCD Monitor a photographer can magnify the images displayed on the screen. 
R 4: MENU Button
The menu button of the rear part of the camera anatomy is used to know all the available options in the camera. 
R 5: Playback Button
The playback button is used to check the last images that have been clicked by a Photographer. 
R 6: Wi-fi Lamp
A few cameras have Wi-Fi lamp as the rear part of the camera. This lamp indicates the status of the wireless connection. 
R 7: Access Lamp
The Camera Anatomy of the Rear part of the camera includes the lamp which will be blinking only if the data transmission is going on. To avoid the malfunction of camera it is advised to not to open memory card slot or the battery. 
R 8: SET Button/Multi-controller
The multi-controller or the SET button is used by a photographer to control the options such as  Move between menu items, Move a magnified display to a different point during image playback, Move the AF point during AF point selection.
R 9: ISO Speed Setting Button
This button on the rear part of the camera is used to adjust the sensitivity of the light of the camera. 
R 10: Quick Control Button
A quick control button is used to open and confirm the settings quickly. This button of the Camera Anatomy of the rear part of the camera is very helpful for the photographer. 
R 11: Display Button
This display button is used to turn on or to turn off the camera. 
R 12: Erase Button
As the name says, Erase Button is used to delete the unnecessary shot taken by a photographer. 
R 13: Focus Point Selection Button
This point is used to get into auto-focus mode.
R 14: Live View Shooting/ Movie Shooting Switch
To start the live view shooting or to begin the movie shooting this switch is used.
R 15: Dioptric Adjustment Knob
A photographer needs this knob or switch to adjust the clarity of the image according to the need.
The last but one of the important parts of Camera Anatomy of the rear part of the camera is Settings on Quick Control Screen which has the following options:
QC 1: Shooting Mode
This displays the type of mode a photographer is using while capturing the photo or shooting the movie. 
QC 2: Shutter Speed
The shutter speed indicates the time when shutter is open. 
QC 3: Battery Level
The battery percentage is displayed on the screen under the section of battery level. 
QC 4: Shots Remaining
A memory card has a definite size and that much photos can be captured. The remaining shots are displayed on the screen. 
QC 5: Image-recording Format/ Quality
This section indicates the format or quality which is selected by a photographer. 
QC 6: ISO Speed
A photographer has an option of selecting the ISO speed in manual mode. The higher ISO speed makes it easier for a photographer to capture in a dimly lit scene. 
QC 7: Aperture Value
This section indicates the aperture value of the camera while capturing. A smaller value means the aperture is wide open and more amount of light can be transferred. 
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