Hello all,
This will be my first email to the group, and I did troll for a few
weeks to make sure I wouldn't ask any especially dumb questions.
However, I didn't find what I was looking for and now I have a couple
questions.
In the archives someone refered to the ZX-30 as crippled. What
exactally does this mean? How is the camera crippled? Does this refer
to the fact that only certain lenses can be used with this model?
I having a budding interest in photography and a kind family member
offered to help me purchase a SLR. (I am very poor right now). I told
them I wanted an all manual camera - the better to learn with - but they
convinced me to get one that does both. I did not specify a specific
model. I probably should have researched this more.
I was very excited when I got the camera, and very disappointed when I
read the comment from this list I alluded to above. I am hoping someone
can provide some more light on this.
I am confused about what lenses I can use. I have a 28mm-80mm zoom
lense now that works fine. But the manual for the camera is not very
clear (to me) what other lenses I can use. Can I use any A, F, or FA
lense as long as it has the 'A' setting on the lense?
Any and all help would be appreciated.
Caleb
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