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I found this sentence and I don't know how the grammar works here:

俺たちを見ての反応。

Why is the verb in its て form? and is it different from saying "俺たちを見た反応"?

Alejandro Núñez Valdés
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    見ての反応 is more explicit (or emphatic) about the cause-result relationship. For example, 俺たちを見ての反応だった may be translated emphatically as "His reaction was definitely because he saw us." – naruto Aug 23 '21 at 01:53

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