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wide-angle

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wide-an·gle (wdnggl)
adj.
Of, having, or being a camera lens with a relatively short focal length that permits an angle of view wider than approximately 70°.
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Adj.1.wide-angle - of or relating to a fisheye lens
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wide-angle [ˈwaɪdˌængl] ADJ wide-angle lensgran angular m


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Boasting three lighting levels (maximum, optimum and economic), two lighting modes (continuous and flashing), boost mode (shines to 50 meters for up to 20 seconds) and four interchangeable, wide-angle lenses (red, green, blue and transparent), the water-resistant Tactikka XP with ADAPT system allows users to mount the light to the included headband, onto a rigid surface and to your waist belt or shirt pocket.
1 Megapixels, wide-angle 12x optical Image Stabilizer lens, HD Movies Preparing to hit the road?
The wide-angle lenses will also capture number plates of cars that jump red lights at level crossings and identify track problems.
 
 
 
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