What lenses fit this camera?
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Any Pentax lens, even the 645's will work with an adapter. Also several after market companies make lens for this cameram
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Larry, I've seen reviews that have said Sigma And Tamron lenses work well on the Pentax body. As long as you have the correct lens mount - I think its called a Bayonet Mount, so it should fit the camera. I think the information offered by Pentax Indicated all their lenses would work on the K20d, even a screw mount lens if you have an adaptoor. The Older Manual Pentax lenses will work but some features may be lost when photographing. For example If your using a Pentax SMC - M lens there will be no digital read out for the lens opening on the camera's LED screens and some of the lens information won't be stored with the photo's properties. With an M lens I think you are restricted to be able to only use a few of the camera modes like Manual and Bulb. I haven't read enough of the manual to fully understand it all. I mainly shoot in Manual while using the Pentax SMC-M lens. Pentax SMC-A Lenses will work in in all modes, I believe. If your using a manual Pentax SMC-A lens and have the apperature ring set on "A" then the camera wil record the correct lens information when the camera's shutter is tripped, it will also display the info in the camera's digital readout.. Any of the Pentax Bayonet Mount lenses that say they are for the DSLR will fit the camera. I have the Pentax SMC DA18-250mm, the 10-17mm Fish Eye and the 12-24nn Wide Angle. All are wonderful lenses. I have manual lenses That I used in the 1990's on my Pentax K1000 that I occassionally use on my K20D, They include a 150mm M Lens, 28mm A Lens, a 50mm A and M lens and a Tamron 250mm zoom lens. The 50mm has a lens opening of 1.7 Good Luck, Moose
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Pretty much any Pentax lens (DA*, DA, FA). I have used my lenses from 2007 and just bought an FA 50mm 1.4 lens (a beauty) on this. On the whole the camera is a beautifully designed one that you can hold in the palm of your hand and when you put one of the lenses on to it, it feels like a little tank. Its solidly built. Happy I bought this! The FPS speeds are phenomenal and blow Canon and Nikon out of the water. Quiet too!
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It uses the smaller lenses, micro 4/3. There are converters available from Oly that allow this camera to accept traditionally sized 4/3 lenses
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I would check with Nikon directly. My canon fit it fine and I love love love this lense!
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Yes, you can go to Canon site and see what lenses are compatible for your camera. Just search if you have older camera.
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The FA-J, F and the KAF and KAF2 series lenses will work with your new camera. From the book by Magic Lantern that I have, that old lens will work but you'll have to get an adepter. I think you'll be a lot happier if you get one of the new DA series lenses that are made for digital SLR's. I just pick up a 18-55mm DA series lens for under $80 from Amazon.
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I should think all Canon lenses would fit Canon bodies...but am strictly an amateur and couldn't tell you for sure. Sorry
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Try this link for info on lenses: http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_e2/features/page_05.html.
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What you should probably look for is 37mm threaded lenses that have a 37mm thread inside of them so you can put the filter on the camera and then the lens on the filter...
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You'll need a compatible T-Mount Adapter for your camera and a T-Adapter lens. Both can be purchased on Amazon.
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The camera type or model you have doesn't matter. Every lens has a specific thread size. I bought a 52mm that matches my lenses. You need to check your thread size on your lens and confirm you ordered the correct size. You may need a step up or step down ring if you want to keep this item as is since your lense isn't likely a 52mm thread size.
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Lensmate has a variety of accessories to go with this camera and they are fairly priced. I used the 52mm adaptor to keep it the same width as the camera's lens casing. ALthough, some filters only seemed available in 58mm. I didn't keep the camera long enough to invest in more another adaptor and more filters.
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Bernard is correct I think. Any modern camera that meters through the lens *should* be fine but you may not like the results and may need to adjust a bit.
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I use the Canon 18-200 mm - a good carry around lens for day to day use. Not very expensive either.
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They make a BOATLOAD of lenses for that camera. Any of the EF-S and EF lenses work with it.
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Mr Williams if you visit the webite of sony and look in accessories it will show the lens that you can additionally purchase for this camera the camera is great
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I suggest to check the kenrockwell.com a free site with a lot of information about lenses and cameras and other stuff!
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Your lenses will fit, but unless they have a built in motor they will not autofocus, only manually.