My camera lens doesn’t come out when I turn my camera on. My little sister pushed it all the way in while it was still on and now it won’t come back out.It’s a Kodak EasyShare. Is there a way I can fix it myself?
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Is there such a thing as a macro lens which also provides a wide angle view? And if there is, is there one which is kind of small? By "small" I mean it’s not one of those huge lenses used for hardcore photography. Something which will fit on my modded Flip Ultra HD (I can put other lenses on it already).
Thanks. 
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Which is a better lens to take shots of natural scenery amongst these?
1. 11 — 18
2. 200 — 500
3. Fish eye.
If I have to carry only one lens to a hill station, which will be the best option? And which will be the best lens to take city-scapes?
I m using Canon 400D digital camera.
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I’m thinking about getting a new lens for my Canon Rebel XSi, but I’m having a hard time deciding which kind to get. My top choices are a fish eye, wide angle, or a better zoom lens. Any recommendations? Or any new ideas are welcomed too!
I picked up a Vivitar 85-205mm 1:2.8 lens number 22530272
today and i was wonering if they sell a adaptor to convert these old lens
for dslr cams?
I have a sony a100 and i would love to be able to use this lens with it. The zoom on it looks cool and the macro features on it are neat.
I just hope i can get a adaptor to fit it.
If not what camera would it work on?
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These are my amateur photos taken with a 50mm 1.8 lens. However I use a cropped sensor DSLR which has a conversion factor of 1.6. Therefore the focal length in reality is 80mm.
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