Can I get a 50mm lens for a Point and Shoot Sony Cybershot 7.2mp Model DSC-H5?

Sep 21, 2006 by Me Me | Posted in Cameras

I was wondering if I can buy a lens that bequeath give me non-blurry up close tight shots without blurring the photo? Can you steady get lenses for Point and Shoot cameras as opposed to SLR cameras? I've been told that you can't put new lenses on my camera but there's an election on my camera for "lenses". I'm disturbed. Everytime I try to zoom in close on my 6 month old son, it blurs. It gets really frustrating.

Any help for me? If you can get lenses, where can I get them? If not, why does my camera possess an option for lenses under the menu options?

With a lot of meaning & shoot cameras you can get up to three kinds of loyalty lenses:
* wide angle extenders
* tele-extenders
* macro adaptors (this is the one you're thought of getting)
The thing is, you shouldn't destitution any of those add-ons to take shots of your child. If you're getting so close that the camera can't focal point by itself, you're TOO close for portraits! Macro lenses are made to away with pictures of tiny objects, like plant life and jewelery. If you used it as a portrait lens, the spitting image would come out terribly distorted. A substitute alternatively, use the normal lens and keep a few feet aloofness. Zoom in if you want to.