what are interchangeable lens?

Q. what are interchangeable lens on a camera. can you make simple so can understand


Answer
Any camera where the user has an option to change lenses is called a Interchangeable Lens Camera (ILC).

Point and Shoot (PS) cameras on the other hand come with a fixed combination of Lens and Sensor assembly on the camera body.

SLR / DSLR / DSLT cameras are the most popular ILC cameras. These are available from Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony (DSLT).

The hottest category of ILC cameras is now the "Mirrorless ILC". These cameras allow the light to fall directly on the sensor and the rear LCD screen acts as a full time viewfinder. Sony NEX is an example of MILC. All "Micro Four Thirds" cameras are MILC cameras.

Is the canon eos 1000fn a digital camera?







I don't know whether it is, is it a polaroid? Does it have a screen at the back to show pictures? HELP!


Answer
The CANON EOS Rebel II AF SLR Camera is definitely a digital camera with interchangeable lens, normal, wide angle 28 or 36 mm, or telefoto functions. It is equipped with a microprosesor based with auto-sensing for light, aperture and.speed.
Well the screen at the back, normally go for a camcorder or other cameras. SLR Cameras, are different. SLR (Single Lens Reflexs), they are for professional photographers, and those who wants to learn photography, not the everyday, daily user who just enjoy snapping away.........Dont forget salemen want too to promote their goods, too.......
Are we on the same track........???????




Powered by Yahoo! Answers

Tidak ada komentar:

Posting Komentar