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MARC
post #2
05 November 2005, 17:29 UTC#2
get a snap on
BaZ_LnN
post #3
05 November 2005, 18:07 UTC#3
Find out the lens thread size, for you camera. Then find any lens which has a thread size which fits your camera, as long as its the right size, its ok.

I think that "filter size" option on the description you posted, is the thread size, not sure though.
Extazy
post #4
05 November 2005, 20:18 UTC#4
QUOTE(EVIL-WEBBY @ Nov 5 2005, 05:29 PM)
get a snap on
[right][snapback]214760[/snapback][/right]


can someone tell me the diffrence between a snap on and the regular one...?

please?
BaZ_LnN
post #5
05 November 2005, 21:42 UTC#5
QUOTE(Extazy @ Nov 5 2005, 08:18 PM)
QUOTE(EVIL-WEBBY @ Nov 5 2005, 05:29 PM)
get a snap on
[right][snapback]214760[/snapback][/right]


can someone tell me the diffrence between a snap on and the regular one...?

please?
[right][snapback]214818[/snapback][/right]


Im pretty sure you just like push and click a snap on one, its easier to take on and off. Normal ones are just fitted or something, not sure, something like that.
Wilbur
post #6
05 November 2005, 23:00 UTC#6
snap on you push in the sides and slide it right on and off.

screw on you screw on and it's more secure.
Extazy
post #7
06 November 2005, 12:44 UTC#7
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Nov 5 2005, 11:00 PM)
snap on you push in the sides and slide it right on and off.

screw on you screw on and it's more secure.
[right][snapback]214883[/snapback][/right]


whats the better one?
the screw one or a snap on?
robism
post #8
06 November 2005, 12:48 UTC#8
screw on is better as its safter
your lens size is 30mm, so you require a 30mm lens
urban_ben
post #9
06 November 2005, 12:48 UTC#9
QUOTE(Extazy @ Nov 6 2005, 01:44 PM)
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Nov 5 2005, 11:00 PM)
snap on you push in the sides and slide it right on and off.

screw on you screw on and it's more secure.
[right][snapback]214883[/snapback][/right]


whats the better one?
the screw one or a snap on?
[right][snapback]215054[/snapback][/right]


Snap on fish eyes are way cheaper....
Extazy
post #10
06 November 2005, 12:54 UTC#10
I dont know the size that I need
im getting the sony drch15 in a few days and I need to buy a lense for it
urban_ben
post #11
06 November 2005, 12:58 UTC#11
QUOTE(Extazy @ Nov 6 2005, 01:54 PM)
I dont know the size that I need
im getting the sony drch15 in a few days and I need to buy a lense for it
[right][snapback]215057[/snapback][/right]


post a pic...I cant seem to find one
urban_ben
post #13
06 November 2005, 13:01 UTC#13
QUOTE(Extazy @ Nov 6 2005, 02:00 PM)
QUOTE(urban_ben @ Nov 6 2005, 12:58 PM)
QUOTE(Extazy @ Nov 6 2005, 01:54 PM)
I dont know the size that I need
im getting the sony drch15 in a few days and I need to buy a lense for it
[right][snapback]215057[/snapback][/right]


post a pic...I cant seem to find one
[right][snapback]215058[/snapback][/right]


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[right][snapback]215059[/snapback][/right]


Is that a 3ccd camera?
Extazy
post #14
06 November 2005, 13:02 UTC#14
no 1ccd