There is nothing specific in this article to suggest one way or the other whether this camera is an SLR or not. Please remember that SLR means "Single Lens Reflex" not "it must have interchangeable lenses".
All the moniker SLR describes is the view you see in the viewfinder - if that view comes straight through the main lens, bounced off a mirror into the viewfinder then it is an SLR. If on the other hand the viewfinder uses a secondary lens or, as I suspect may be the case in this instance, an electronic viewfinder then it shouldn't be described as an SLR.
Whether or not the camera allows interchangeable lenses or not has nothing, NOTHING, to do with its SLRness.
You are *probably* correct in saying this camera isn't an SLR but you basing that decision on unsound assumptions.
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There is nothing specific in this article to suggest one way or the other whether this camera is an SLR or not. Please remember that SLR means "Single Lens Reflex" not "it must have interchangeable lenses".
All the moniker SLR describes is the view you see in the viewfinder - if that view comes straight through the main lens, bounced off a mirror into the viewfinder then it is an SLR. If on the other hand the viewfinder uses a secondary lens or, as I suspect may be the case in this instance, an electronic viewfinder then it shouldn't be described as an SLR.
Whether or not the camera allows interchangeable lenses or not has nothing, NOTHING, to do with its SLRness.
You are *probably* correct in saying this camera isn't an SLR but you basing that decision on unsound assumptions.