A camera is capable of both silver-
halide shooting, through which object images are recorded on silver-
halide film, and video shooting, although its
distance measurement device is placed substantially in the same way and its
mirror box has substantially the same size as in ordinary single-lens
reflex cameras. In this camera, a pellicle mirror splits the
light flux having passed through a taking lens into a
first light flux and a second
light flux, and a rotatable mirror switches the subsequent path of the second
light flux between the
optical path for a third light flux and the
optical path for a fourth light flux. The pellicle mirror, through its light flux splitting function, directs the
first light flux to a silver-
halide shooting
system, and directs the second light flux to the rotatable mirror. The rotatable mirror, through its
optical path switching function, either directs the third light flux to an optical
viewfinder system, or directs the fourth light flux to a video shooting
system.