Infographie reflex appareil photo : anatomie DSLR

Biological diagram infographic titled "DSLR Reflex Camera Anatomy" centered on a clean labeled diagram showing a DSLR reflex camera in front, top, and side cutaway views, with the composition focused on an editorial-grade cross-section and technical callouts. Render as a technical schematic infographic for photography gear, plain light background, industrial neutral palette of graphite gray, matte black, steel, soft white, and muted blue accents, clean studio-rendered appearance with subtle material textures, precise callout lines, balanced layout, calm professional mood. Show 10 labeled components with thin leader lines, each label in English and a one-line function description in English: "Lens Mount" — "Attaches the lens and aligns it with the optical path."; "Optical Viewfinder" — "Provides a direct through-the-lens viewing image."; "Reflex Mirror" — "Redirects incoming light upward to the viewfinder system."; "Pentaprism" — "Corrects and directs the image to the eyepiece."; "Shutter Button" — "Activates metering, focus, and exposure release."; "Mode Dial" — "Selects camera exposure and shooting modes."; "Hot Shoe" — "Mounts and connects external flash or accessories."; "Image Sensor" — "Captures focused light and converts it into digital data."; "Memory Card Slot" — "Stores captured image and video files."; "Battery Compartment" — "Houses the power source for camera operation."; "Rear LCD" — "Displays live view, playback, and menu settings." Include small arrows indicating the light path entering through the lens mount, reflecting at the reflex mirror, passing through the pentaprism to the optical viewfinder, and reaching the image sensor when the mirror is raised. No brand names or logos. Emphasize medical-textbook clarity, editorial scientific illustration, vector-clean lines, no photographic textures. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no graphic gore, no real patient photos, no watermarks Technically accurate parts. No real tool-brand logos.