Does this connect to an existing lens or to the body of the camera?
71033
It attaches to the front of an existing lens. It attaches just like a filter would.
71034
It connects to the lens I think. I bought one, but it was for my Canon Rebel EOS digital SLR. Unfortunately, it did not stay fastened, and did not rotate correctly and I had to return it. I wanted it to be able to take candid shots w/o my family knowing I was snapping them, sigh. That was almost a year ago, so I truly do not remember how it attached, but it did not attach correctly in any case.
71035
It attaches like a filter would to the lens. it's a 58mm attachment. If you lens is not 58mm you'll need an adapter to your size lens.
228626
If you'll notice, the inside of the fixed lens is threaded. They just screw right on to the existing lens.
727355
It's not actually a lens, just an adapter. You attach it to, most likely, your kit lens. It uses whatever specs your lens on the camera has.
2160879
It connected perfectly but the camera came back with a message that it did not recognize the lens and would not take a picture. I have not set the camera in the total manual mode to try that yet and that may be the answer. However, since the connectors are so thick they make the camera with the attached lens very uncomfortable. Hope this helps.
695134
Yes. It connects my Canon EF lenses. I haven't done a side-by-side comparison with a Canon adapter, but it seems to do the job-I'm happy with it. :)My only issue (a minor issue) is that it sometimes gives me a lens error message... But I'm not entirely sure if it is the lens or the adapter's fault.
1518809
It connects to the shoe on top of the camera. You may also use an ear bud if you like, but it is powered through the shoe.
2171318
As I recall, there is a piece on the lens that has to unscrew and be removed before the lens hood will attach.
248254
Not sure, I would think that it would as the lens interchange. I would call the local Camera shop to make sure
1841047
If the lens you use on your camera doesn't have a diameter the same as the wide angle lens, then you may have to purchase an adapter. If, however, the diameter is the same, the wide angle lens will simply screw into the end of existing lens of your camera. It does not screw into the body of the camera, but instead, into the EXISTING LENS. In other words, the wide angle lens simply becomes an extension of the existing lens attached to your camera
1395737
This lens doesn't attach to the camera. It works like a filter, attaching to the end of the installed lens. If the main lens you have installed works with the autofocus this lens will too.
1113782
mount to lens first. I have had some problems mounting to camera. hope your experience is better
1874731
I can't say that I've ever needed a reason to remove the adapter. I would have to take a look but it was very easy to connect to the lens so I would imagine just as easy to unconnect. It fits snug and really has brought new life to old lens. It's one of my favorite in the bag now, I highly recommend this adapter if you have the old lens.
870882
It connects to the 10-pin connector just below the "D200" on the right front of the camera. It does not, not, connect to any of the ports on the side.
1141590
Yes, the adapter is called a T-Mount and should have been included with the original purchase. (I don't recall seeing one advertised without this mount included but it is certainly possible.) The t-mount screws onto the lens and then mounts to the camera.
1746005
It connects to the Lumix lens that came with the LX3 . Beautiful W/A results.
731009
it doesnt attach to camera. it attaches to the filter threads on the end of the lens. as long as you are connecting to correct size the threads are standard.
283137
Thank you for contacting us. You may use an old lens with the item you are inquiring about as long as you use the correct adapter to connect the two.