Is there a lens that will fit this camera with a bigger Aperture?
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I bought a package deal that had two other lenses. They both fit, but as far as a bigger Aperture, I don't know. I would suggest taking the camera into photo stores in your area to see what you can find. I know I am very happy with my camera, but I haven't done much with it other than taking pics of family.
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This camera does not have interchangeable lenses. However, this camera does have threads on the lens that would allow you to use filters and attachments, so you might be able to find an adaptor that would help you get the effect you need. Hope that helps.
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The answer is: Try lens adapter rings to fit larger lens filter. They're inexpensive and do the job.
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No. This lens is a fixed focal length and you can only adjust the aperture and focus.
1126619
The lens itself must have manual aperture. I returned this.model for a.more.expensive one with five settings.
209733
This lens requires a 58mm filter size but the correct size will certainly fit. The filter seems to be truly neutral and allows a much slower shutter or larger aperture in bright conditions.
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Yes. There is a small lever on the camera body end you can use to open the aperture but it's spring operated to fully close without something holding it open. By the way, this is the best lens I have in terms of image quality. I think you'll love it.
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It might fit, but if it does, you will have no autofocus, and you will have to use the manual mode for setting the aperture. I only use mine for when I hook up my Sigma 600mm mirror lens. Then everything becomes manual.
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Bernard is correct I think. Any modern camera that meters through the lens *should* be fine but you may not like the results and may need to adjust a bit.
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No you have to buy another lens called the pancake lens. This is the only lens that will fit inside the camera case
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This lens is available with a Canon mount. Just be sure that you select the right version.
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Yes. And with a bigger aperture, in other words a F1.4 or F1.2 --50mm (18-55mm) if you can find it but it will cost you. For low lighting conditions you want to have a compensate with the iso (speed light sensitivity).
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No not recommended. It will fit but will stay at smallest aperture which would make it useless
2057885
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with that model. However, if the lens is 55mm, it should fit.
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As long as it has the micro four thirds mount (MFT or M43 for typical abbreviations). I'm pretty sure that's the only option for that camera, but I haven't checked in a while. It's a really great lens though.
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You should be able to use that lens with that camera, my wife enjoys her lens and it takes great pictures
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Here is a link selling that model camera with the specified lens: http://www.canogacamera.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=K0775 So, yes. Google is a wonderful thing ;)
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I'm not familiar with that lens, but if you remove one of the dividers there should be plenty of room. It might also fit just by setting the camera into the bag lens first.