Digital SLR camera's

ToiletDuck · Feb 28, 2004

I was wondering if all SLR camera's are capable of taking the 35mm lenses. I know the canon one does but what about the others like fuji and such?

ashenfang · Feb 29, 2004

yes, digital SLR's utilize regular high end lenses. You may want to check for lense compatibility. I know Cannon ones are really good, and will work with any other cannon SLR lenses.

ToiletDuck · Mar 1, 2004

Fuji Finepix S7000 Digital Camera

That is the one that I am looking at. It seems to be the best camera for me. Think it would take extra 30mm lenses?

Kendan · Mar 1, 2004

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilms7000/

Ravsitar · Mar 2, 2004

Here's another reivew:

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/s7000.html

This site is a great digital camera resource.

bucken77 · Mar 2, 2004

That Fuji is not an SLR.

ToiletDuck · Mar 2, 2004

It says that it is an SLR

userA · Mar 3, 2004

ToiletDuck said:
It says that it is an SLR

S7000 isn't an SLR. It is "SLR-style/SLR-like". Only Fuji SLRs are S2 Pro and S3 Pro.

wpmegee · Mar 6, 2004

SLR=Single Lens Reflex. Uses a mirroring system so that what you see through the viewffinder is exactly what the camera captures. Also, 99% (afraid to say all since I'm sure someone will find one that doesn't) of all SLR's, digital or otherwise have interchangeable lenses. E.G. 25-80mm, 75-300mm will both fit on the same camera. The correct term for this kind of camera is prosumer.

That fuji doesn't have interchangeable lenses.

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