does this camera have interchangable zoom lens?
325079
Mine came with one extra lens, but my old Minolta lens fit it which is one of the reasons I chose this camera. I noticed that all of the kits contain different items. Read list carefully. I am happy with my camera though.
325080
Yes, you can change the lenses, but in this set it has only one, i bought a 70-300 by sigma, and this set. easy to change also.
1199054
I returned this camera but have a similar one (another brand) and I would feel sure that you canNOT change the lens.
413438
No, it does not. Not having this & Manual Focus is about the only things that make this a "Bridge" camera instead of a dirt cheap DSLR IMHO...
1334285
No, it doesn't control zoom lens. What they are indicating is that you can zoom in on the photo or live view.
1365514
No. I reviewed several sites, including Sony, and the camera is described as "dslr-like." The camera will, however, allow you to adjust light and speed settings and work manually. This camera works best when you are close to the object (no zoom) and the subject is very still (not the best for shooting wildlife). Thank you for asking the question as I will consider the dslr cameras n future purchases.
1587207
No, there are other models like S4200, S4300, S4400 and S4500 that differ only in the zoom and were launched on 2012. All of these are excellent cameras.
482580
No. A DSLR has interchangeable lens. But if you are looking for the best camera you will ever get for your money, then buy the X-S1. I have owned several SLR's (now called a "D"SLR because of "Digital") in my 40+ years in the art of photography, and this is my camera of choice. I would not own another "D"SLR. If you want to get into DSLR's fine. They are quite pricey and unless you are going to play "Keep up with the Jones", buying lens after lens, then be my guest. Truly, this is a remarkable camera, and has more bells and whistles than any novice will ever understand, or use. The camera is for the serious armature or a professional. I recommend it with a 5 star intro. with no reservation at all. Thanks, Boone No. A DSLR has interchangeable lens. But if you are looking for the best camera you will ever get for your money, then buy the X-S1. I have owned several SLR's (now called a "D"SLR because of "Digital") in my 40+ years in the art of photography, and this is my camera of choice. I would not own another "D"SLR. If you want to get into DSLR's fine. They are quite pricey and unless you are going to play "Keep up with the Jones", buying lens after lens, then be my guest. Truly, this is a remarkable camera, and has more bells and whistles than any novice... » Read More No. A DSLR has interchangeable lens. But if you are looking for the best camera you will ever get for your money, then buy the X-S1. I have owned several SLR's (now called a "D"SLR because of "Digital") in my 40+ years in the art of photography, and this is my camera of choice. I would not own another "D"SLR. If you want to get into DSLR's fine. They are quite pricey and unless you are going to play "Keep up with the Jones", buying lens after lens, then be my guest. Truly, this is a remarkable camera, and has more bells and whistles than any novice will ever understand, or use. The camera is for the serious armature or a professional. I recommend it with a 5 star intro. with no reservation at all. Thanks, Boone « Show Less
81451
No, you can switch between each camera. Or you can put it on scan mode, which cycles between cameras I believe every 10 seconds or so
155026
Yes, but some lenses only allow to change aperture through camera menu. These lenses don't have aperture adjustment ring. If chosen lenses have aperture ring, then you can use their full functionality.
1133286
It does not. I purchased this for my 15 year old daughter and it has been an amazing camera. Takes great pictures, and she loves the zoom capability.
482583
No. A DSLR has interchangeable lens. But if you are looking for the best camera you will ever get for your money, then buy the X-S1. I have owned several SLR's (now called a "D"SLR because of "Digital") in my 40+ years in the art of photography, and this is my camera of choice. I would not own another "D"SLR. If you want to get into DSLR's fine. They are quite pricey and unless you are going to play "Keep up with the Jones", buying lens after lens, then be my guest. Truly, this is a remarkable camera, and has more bells and whistles than any novice will ever understand, or use. The camera is for the serious armature or a professional. I recommend it with a 5 star intro. with no reservation at all. Thanks, Boone
787705
Yes it has digital zoom, in other words the lens does not move and is less susceptible to damage.
2148667
You cannot change the lens on this camera. If you're looking for something similar in size but with interchangeable lenses we recommend you look at the Nikon 1 series cameras.
1759913
No the lens is not interchangeable. We actually bought this camera for our teenage daughter to replace her Kodak easy share camera.
960475
No, but I believe there is a wide angle "mode" in the options. That said, it's really not the same thing as a wide angle lens.
1518949
Yes, this lens does have the option for auto focusing. But I clearly find that manual focusing is the better of the two choices. Unlike some lens, this option to change from manual to auto focusing is done by sliding the forward most ring, the one closest to the len's end back and forth. No switch. There is no automatic zoom option. You have to rotate the ring closest to the camera body to zoom in and out. I guess that is why I prefer the manual focusing. But either way, I am very happy with the photos I have taken with this lens. Hope this helps
1637029
No the lens is a non removable attached lens although the zoom rate is great on it its a great camera!