do digital cameras have lenses?

Question

for a digital camera which is not SRS, do they have lenses?

thanks

Answer 1

Unless it is a Digital SLR, it will only have the lense that is part of the camera. A digital SLR is an excellent camera, that takes pictures just like an old fashioned camera, as soon as you snap it takes, rather than waiting a split second. Also, you can have several lenses for one body. I have the regular 18-55 lense that came with my camera, and I have a zoom lense that I had with my canon that used film, which works with my Digital SLR now. They have come down in price to around 550-600 and you will not be sorry for the money spent, they take great pictures and you can edit the pics before you print them. My husband bought me one for Christmas last year and it is the best present I have ever gotten.

Answer 2

If you'll independently manipulate shutter pace, aperture and ISO settings, then that IS guide manipulate. It has a constant lens. So you're caught with it. The rubber band concept is critically dull. If you attempted striking whatever over the lens, you'll in most cases holiday the mechanism for the zoom/recognition. The lens on those varieties of digicam pops out whilst you transfer it on, and actions out and in as you zoom or recognition. BTW a Canon SLR lens will in most cases rate greater than your digicam is valued at.

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

yep, how do you think they zoom in on the object of the picture

Answer 5

yep