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Which part of a film camera focuses incoming light rays? A) shutter B) lens C) viewfinder D) diaphragm

Which part of a film camera focuses incoming light rays? A) shutter B) lens C) viewfinder D) diaphragm
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Which part of a film camera focuses incoming light rays?

A) shutter
B) lens
C) viewfinder
D) diaphragm

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Answer:

the lens

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User Arispen
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The lens does the focusing. That's just as true in a digital camera too.
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