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I have narrowed my digital camera purchase down to the Canon SD line. I am looking at the 850is, the 750 and the 1000. The 850 and the 750 are very close in price and the 1000 is significantly cheaper. I can't seem to find many differences between the 3 and was wondering if anyone had any experience between any of these? Thanks
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Sorry i dont know much about cameras. I just bought one from Canon though that is wonderful.... Canon Rebel xti....
Sorry i dont know much about cameras. I just bought one from Canon though that is wonderful.... Canon Rebel xti....
How do you know which lenses fit your camera?
Q. I have a sony a55 and I've been looking on amazon trying to get a 75-300 or something-300mm lens for my camera and a lot of them say for sony, nikon or canon digital camera or something like that. I want to be sure it works on mine though so how can I be 100% sure that they will fit mine?
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Check that it supports the Sony A mount. It tends to say something like "Tamron 70-300mm for Sony"
The Tammy 70-300mm is by the way a decent lens for a low low price.
Your A55 has the a mount, aka the modern old minolta mount and will accept old minolta glass auto focus glass and Sony lenses. But also Sigma, Tamron and other brands lenses as long as they are...you guessed it A-mount. Made for use on the Sony!
Make sure you buy a lens with the right mount and it should work just fine. Now there is on caveat, there are allot of older manual focus lenses out of the film age. And there are adapters you can screw on them to allow you to use these older lenses with modern cameras.
Sometimes you find one of these oldies sold like a "panagor 135mm F2,8 for Sony" means that its a M42 or another mount lens with an adapter on it for Sony.
Now using old glass is fun but without AF so it is something you have to decide if you like it.
Check that it supports the Sony A mount. It tends to say something like "Tamron 70-300mm for Sony"
The Tammy 70-300mm is by the way a decent lens for a low low price.
Your A55 has the a mount, aka the modern old minolta mount and will accept old minolta glass auto focus glass and Sony lenses. But also Sigma, Tamron and other brands lenses as long as they are...you guessed it A-mount. Made for use on the Sony!
Make sure you buy a lens with the right mount and it should work just fine. Now there is on caveat, there are allot of older manual focus lenses out of the film age. And there are adapters you can screw on them to allow you to use these older lenses with modern cameras.
Sometimes you find one of these oldies sold like a "panagor 135mm F2,8 for Sony" means that its a M42 or another mount lens with an adapter on it for Sony.
Now using old glass is fun but without AF so it is something you have to decide if you like it.
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