Liz:)
Hi, I currently have a Canon Powershot A590 IS. I was looking through the accessories and I was wondering which type of lens would be the best for me to shoot with.
These are the lenses:
-LA-DC52G Conversion Lens Adapter
-Wide Converter WC-DC52
-Tele Converter TC-DC52A
I also want to know what each lens does:) And why you chose it to be the best.
If you could help me out, I would be so thankful!
Thanks! :)
Answer
Wide [angle] converter - Allows you to shoot at a shorter effective focal length than your lens provides.
Tele [photo] converter - Gives your camera a longer reach.
Conversion Lens Adapter - This isn't actually a lens, but rather a part you'll need to connect the former two accessory lenses (if your camera doesn't already come with it).
Both lenses serve different roles, so neither could be said to be better than the other. But because they just sit in front of the existing lens, accessory lenses do usually have a somewhat detrimental effect on image quality.. And also a teleconverter will naturally reduce the total amount of light coming into the camera.
Wide [angle] converter - Allows you to shoot at a shorter effective focal length than your lens provides.
Tele [photo] converter - Gives your camera a longer reach.
Conversion Lens Adapter - This isn't actually a lens, but rather a part you'll need to connect the former two accessory lenses (if your camera doesn't already come with it).
Both lenses serve different roles, so neither could be said to be better than the other. But because they just sit in front of the existing lens, accessory lenses do usually have a somewhat detrimental effect on image quality.. And also a teleconverter will naturally reduce the total amount of light coming into the camera.
Help with Canon camera?!?
connclippe
I have a canon powershot pro1 digital camera. I was wondering if there are any filters that will work with this (UV, Polarizing, etc.)? Or, is there anyway I can get a connector to attach new lenses to this? I know its a point and shoot, but maybe something that snaps on? Thanks so much!
Answer
Canon shows that there is a 58 mm closeup add-on lens available for that camera and a lens adapter, but no new add-on lenses at this time
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=144&modelid=9823#SNAModelSuppliesAct
There really never was a way to make a P&S camera do what a proper DSLR does. Use a huge (15x larger sensor than a P&S), have interchangeable lenses or provide the control a photographer requires to produce some of the amazing images we have come to love (star trails, light graffiti, selective depth of field and many many more.
In 2004, this was a $1000 camera. Now you can get much more versatility with a $700 DSLR including your first lens. For what you want to do, add lenses and use polarizing filters, a nice entry level DSLR may be worth saving for.
For now spend your time using the fine Pro 1 and work on your composition.
http://photoinf.com/General/Robert_Berdan/Composition_and_the_Elements_of_Visual_Design.htm
Canon shows that there is a 58 mm closeup add-on lens available for that camera and a lens adapter, but no new add-on lenses at this time
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=144&modelid=9823#SNAModelSuppliesAct
There really never was a way to make a P&S camera do what a proper DSLR does. Use a huge (15x larger sensor than a P&S), have interchangeable lenses or provide the control a photographer requires to produce some of the amazing images we have come to love (star trails, light graffiti, selective depth of field and many many more.
In 2004, this was a $1000 camera. Now you can get much more versatility with a $700 DSLR including your first lens. For what you want to do, add lenses and use polarizing filters, a nice entry level DSLR may be worth saving for.
For now spend your time using the fine Pro 1 and work on your composition.
http://photoinf.com/General/Robert_Berdan/Composition_and_the_Elements_of_Visual_Design.htm
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