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I have a criterion digital camera with a 4x visual zoom. what kind of lens do i demeanour for to ascent to aloft zoom? we am flattering camera reticent though am removing in to pics so wish a camera which wouldnt get becloud on removing distant a approach pics.
I found telephoto lenses which have been 3x does which meant which my brand new wizz would be 7x given we already have a 4x or does it reinstate what a camera already has? This is where we am removing confused.
I found telephoto lenses which have been 3x does which meant which my brand new wizz would be 7x given we already have a 4x or does it reinstate what a camera already has? This is where we am removing confused.
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Tags: Canon Digital, Canon Digital Camera, Canon Powershot, Zoom Lens
March 3rd, 2010 at 8:15 am
a higher zoom lens.
-Go to Ritz
March 4th, 2010 at 8:04 am
Most cheaper non-DSLR cameras will not allow you to upgrade: the most you could hope to do is get an adapter piece and a telephoto mount for it.
This only works if you actually spent good money on that camera, though since most don’t afford it. Plus, telephotos are not worth the money if the zoom is that low, so you should just get a new camera in my opinion.
Edit: A telephoto will compound with your camera’s optical zoom, so 4×3 = 12x zoom.
I should warn that most telephotos tend to make it more difficult to hold your camera in a balanced way and usually require their own stands if you want a clean shot.
March 5th, 2010 at 9:53 am
If you want to change lenses you will need to buy a DSLR. They are the only digital cameras that have interchangeable lenses.
There are some entry level cameras made by Canon and Nikon that are not too expensive. Go into a camera store and have them show you a Nikon D40 or Canon XTi. You will be happy to know that you can use lenses on those cameras from extreme wide angle to super telephoto lenses. The salespeople in the store can show you the difference between the lenses and help you choose the one best suited for your photographic subjects.
March 7th, 2010 at 8:54 pm
I have a Canon A540 and yes you can change the lenses on it and it is NOT a DSLR!!!!!! There is a small button the released the existing lens and you can buy a new one from Canon’s website or through maybe a camera dealer. I would say that your best bet would be to take to a reputable dealer and see what they can do for you.
March 10th, 2010 at 10:06 am
If your camera is the Powershot A620 or the A640, you cannot change the lens but you can add a telephoto (longer zoom) or wide-angle(wider for landscapes and such) converter. Go to an authorised canon dealer to get the converters.