General Suffixes:
* -er: Someone who views.
* Viewer: A person who watches television or a movie.
* -ing: The act of viewing.
* Viewing: The act of watching something.
* -ed: Past tense of the verb "to view."
* Viewed: I viewed the painting yesterday.
* -able: Capable of being viewed.
* Viewable: The video is viewable online.
* -less: Without a view.
* Viewless: The room was dark and viewless.
More Specific Suffixes:
* -point: A specific perspective.
* Viewpoint: He expressed a different viewpoint on the issue.
* -finder: A device for finding or aiding in viewing.
* Viewfinder: The viewfinder on the camera showed the composition.
* -scape: A landscape or scene.
* Viewscape: The breathtaking viewscape stretched out before them.
Other Considerations:
* You can also use "view" as a prefix to create new words like "viewable" and "viewpoint."
* The word "view" can also be a noun, meaning a perspective or opinion.
* Remember to choose the suffix that best fits the meaning you want to convey.
Let me know if you'd like more examples or specific uses of these suffixes!