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I have a Canon Powershot S2 1S. If I want to purchase a lens for it that has a 58mm filter, does it mean that I need a 58 mm adapter? How do I determine the size for an adapter and whether or not the lens is compatible with my camera, using the adapter? (For example, I want a telephoto zoom lens that is a canon EF lens 75-300mm. The filter size is 58mm. Will this fit my camera, with the use of an adapter?) Thank you.
Answer
No.
The Canon PowerShot S2 IS is a fixed lens bridge camera. The Canon EF f/4-5.6 75-300mm is an EF bayonet-mount lens for use with Canon's EOS SLRs and DSLRs.
The only type of lenses compatible with your S2 are conversion lenses. These are the add-on teleconverters, wide angle converters, and fisheye converters that screw onto the filter threads of your camera.
No.
The Canon PowerShot S2 IS is a fixed lens bridge camera. The Canon EF f/4-5.6 75-300mm is an EF bayonet-mount lens for use with Canon's EOS SLRs and DSLRs.
The only type of lenses compatible with your S2 are conversion lenses. These are the add-on teleconverters, wide angle converters, and fisheye converters that screw onto the filter threads of your camera.
Which is much better DSLR?
MAJESTY
Canon eos 1100d with 18-55mm + 75/300mm Lens OR D3100 Kit 18-55vr.
This is my first camera, so I would like to opt for something that worth my money. Thanks for your answers!
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They are both excellent entry-level DSLR's. Either one would be worth the money, but you would be getting two lenses with the 1100d instead of just the basic kit lens. Don't let that be your deciding factor, though. You should really go try both models out in a camera store to see which one is more comfortable for you. With DSLR's, you want to make sure that you pick the one that's best for you, since it's really expensive to switch brands after you start adding lenses to your kit.
They are both excellent entry-level DSLR's. Either one would be worth the money, but you would be getting two lenses with the 1100d instead of just the basic kit lens. Don't let that be your deciding factor, though. You should really go try both models out in a camera store to see which one is more comfortable for you. With DSLR's, you want to make sure that you pick the one that's best for you, since it's really expensive to switch brands after you start adding lenses to your kit.
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