viewfinder

English

Etymology

view +‎ finder

Noun

viewfinder (plural viewfinders)

A device on a camera that shows what will appear in the field of view of the lens; it helps the user target a subject, zoom and focus the image.

Translations

device on a camera

Belarusian: відашука́льнік m (vidašukálʹnik), візі́р m (vizír)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 取景器 (zh) (qǔjǐngqì)
Czech: hledáček (cs) m
Dutch: zoeker (nl) m
Finnish: etsin (fi)
French: viseur (fr) m
Georgian: ხედმძებნი (xedmʒebni)
German: Sucher (de) m
Greek: πεδιοσκόπιο n (pedioskópio)
Hungarian: kereső (hu)
Japanese: ファインダー (ja) (faindā)
Korean: 뷰파인더 (byupaindeo), 파인더 (paindeo)

Macedonian: визир m (vizir)
Maori: mataaho
Norwegian:
Bokmål: søker (no) m
Polish: wizjer (pl) m, celownik (pl) m (camera)
Russian: видоиска́тель (ru) m (vidoiskátelʹ), визи́р (ru) m (vizír)
Spanish: visor m
Swedish: sökare (sv) c
Thai: ช่องมองภาพ
Turkish: vizör (tr), bakaç (tr)
Ukrainian: видошука́ч m (vydošukáč), візи́р m (vizýr)

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