dslr camera with fixed lens image
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Where can I go to fix a digital camera view lens that is broken?
Answer
What brand?
There are help lines for each camera company. You will have to call them and see if there is a repair shop near you that can repair your brand of camera
When you say "viewing lens" what exactly do you mean?
DSLR cameras view through the same lens that takes the shot. Some P&S cameras have you view using the LCD at the back of the camera and others have what is called a "tunnel" viewfinder that approximates the view of the shot.
Which do you mean?
What brand?
There are help lines for each camera company. You will have to call them and see if there is a repair shop near you that can repair your brand of camera
When you say "viewing lens" what exactly do you mean?
DSLR cameras view through the same lens that takes the shot. Some P&S cameras have you view using the LCD at the back of the camera and others have what is called a "tunnel" viewfinder that approximates the view of the shot.
Which do you mean?
Which lens and camera do you think is better?
Cal
Starting to buy a new dSLR camera, which one u recommend?
The Canon T1i or the Nikon D90?
Then, which lens is better?
Nikon 18-105mm or the 18-135mm ?
Answer
That's a tough one.
The T1i is newer. Go with that one.
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The Nikon 18-105mm has terribly blurry corners at 18mm and it's a DX lens. That's a no go. The Nikon 18-135mm has distortion through-out the range and it's a DX lens. That's a no go. Both are cheap zoom lenses and you get what you pay for there.
Go with primes and fixed maximum f/2.8 aperture zooms if printed image quality is important to you.
That's a tough one.
The T1i is newer. Go with that one.
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The Nikon 18-105mm has terribly blurry corners at 18mm and it's a DX lens. That's a no go. The Nikon 18-135mm has distortion through-out the range and it's a DX lens. That's a no go. Both are cheap zoom lenses and you get what you pay for there.
Go with primes and fixed maximum f/2.8 aperture zooms if printed image quality is important to you.
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