Is there a big difference between a DSLR camera without a lens and a regular camera?

Digital single-lens reflex camera is a single-lens reflex digital camera, the English abbreviation is SLR (Single Lens Reflex), the technology is to install a mirror in front of the film plane at a 45 ° angle, the top of the mirror in turn there is ground glass, pentaprism eyepiece, etc., the penta-prism will reflect the real image light many times to change the light path, the image is sent to the eyepiece, so that the image seen in the viewing window and the film will always be the same, but also make the framing range and the actual shooting range basically the same. The unique design of this prism allows the photographer to observe the image passing through the lens directly from the viewfinder. Therefore, it is impossible to image without a lens, in fact, different cameras must also have lenses, but they are not as big and professional as the lenses of SLR cameras.

DSLR can't take pictures without a lens, it can't be said to be a complete camera, it doesn't compare with different cameras, if you have a lens installed, you have to see what kind of lens it is, usually there is a difference. And it's more obvious.

A DSLR cannot be imaged without a lens. It looks like a blank patch in the viewfinder glass.

SLR stands for single-lens reflex camera.

Ordinary cameras can't image without lenses.

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You can't image without a lens, and it's not a camera at all.

Reveal a secret: small holes can be imaged without a lens.

How to use a DSLR camera without a lens??? You have to have a shot.

You can turn a hole in the fuselage cover and image the small hole. Is there no money to buy lenses?

However, there is a premise that the camera used must have the option of "Shutter Release without Lens".

That is to say, the SLR without this option, the lens will be detected first after it is turned on, and it will not be able to shoot if it is not detected, and the SLR will not look for the lens when this option is turned on, and shoot directly Usually this option will be used when accessing the old-fashioned manual lens, because those lenses have no electronic contacts.

If you don't have a lens, you can use the method of small hole imaging if you want to take pictures. It is to drill a hole in the body mount cover of the SLR (one is usually included when you buy a SLR), and then use the principle of small hole imaging to shoot.

It depends.

Because the body and lens of the SLR camera can be separated, and the same body can be replaced with multiple lenses, so generally speaking, there are two SLR cameras, one is a single camera (the body has no lens or is directly called the body), and the other is a set (a body with a lens).

The first ** is easy to understand. The second **is generally a fuselage**plus a lens**slightly cheaper.

Generally, the set is the lens equipped by the manufacturer, but some merchants will remove the sleeve and sell it alone, and then the body is combined with other lenses to sell the complete set of machines, at this time**and the manufacturer's lens set** may be different, high or low, at this time, it depends on the ** of this lens.

You can't image without a lens. Can't shoot what you want. I also want to ask: why don't you add a lens?

I read an article more than ten years ago, someone tried to use a single-lens reflex camera and a camera obscura pinhole image, and there was a picture that could see the outline.

I just tried it, and I can press the shutter, and I can make a picture, but it's all blurry...Waste film without focus.

Can a person see things when he picks out his eyeballs and leaves only the retina?

<> DSLR camera must be equipped with a lens in order to shoot properly

Canon DSLR lenses are not universal for the following reasons:

1. Canon lenses are mainly divided into EF mount lenses and EF-S mount lenses, so not all cameras can use these two lenses.

2. EF mount lenses can be used on all Canon SLR cameras. The EF-S can only be used on Canon's non-full-frame cameras.

3. If the EF-S mount lens is used on a Canon non-full-frame camera, the reflector will be damaged.

In terms of lenses for Canon SLR cameras, EF mount lenses are compatible with all conventional SLR and DSLR cameras, while EFS mount lenses are only compatible with APS-C format DSLR cameras (such as the 1000D, 450D, 500D, 40D, and 50D currently sold on the market). The shutter life of a DSLR camera depends on the level and usage method, and the general entry-level body has more than 50,000 times, the mid-range SLR has more than 100,000 times, and the professional SLR has more than 150,000 times. The lifespan of an entry-level SLR camera is similar to that of a regular DC under normal use, but the life span of a mid-to-high-end SLR will be longer than that of a regular DC.

Depending on the population of users, the lifespan of a DSLR will also be different, for example, the life span of a photojournalist's SLR is the shortest. Because there are a lot of ** that need to be filmed every day, and they will not be very stingy with equipment when they use it (because the equipment is public).

1. Canon's DSLR product line is the longest, and not all lenses are universal. Ordinary entry-level SLR lenses can be almost universal, don't worry about this, and when you buy, the seller will generally ask you about the camera model you have, and you will basically not buy it wrong.

2. The shutter of the SLR camera has a lifespan, generally 10w times in theory, but it will reach or even exceed this number of times if you use it with great care. This is generally not considered as the main problem, now one is that digital products are updated quickly, many SLRs are eliminated without the specified number of times, and the other is technically mature, and if it is broken, it will be replaced.

3. The life span of SLR is greater than that of consumer-grade digital products.

Canon's lenses are generally universal, the shutter has a lifespan of about 50,000 times, and the SLR camera is not comparable to the ordinary one, and the expensive SLR may take a longer time The ordinary one doesn't care much about it, but the probability of being bad is relatively high!! Camera damage is generally man-made or moisture-damaged!! Basically, the probability of being bad is only about 5%!! １

The lens is not universal, and the full-frame SLR is not the same.

A camera's shutter has a lifespan.

The lifespan of a DSLR camera is not shorter than that of a regular digital camera, but also longer.

There is a full set of lenses, and APS-C has an APS-C lens, and the SLR shutter is about 100,000 times, and the life should be longer than that of ordinary cameras.

Necessarily not, Nikon's Canon and Sony's are not universal, and you have to connect the adapter!

But the lens of the same brand of SLR camera is still universal!