kiinteäobjektiivisista

Kiinteäobjektiivisista refers to cameras that have a lens permanently attached to the camera body. This design choice is common in many types of cameras, from compact point-and-shoots to some professional video cameras. The primary characteristic is that the lens cannot be removed or changed, unlike interchangeable lens cameras such as DSLRs or mirrorless cameras.

The advantages of a fixed lens system often include a more compact and robust design. With fewer moving parts and no need for a lens mount mechanism, these cameras can be smaller and less prone to dust ingress. Furthermore, manufacturers can optimize the lens and sensor combination specifically for each other, potentially leading to excellent image quality for the given size and price point.

However, the inflexibility of a fixed lens is also its main drawback. Users cannot adapt to different shooting situations by swapping lenses, such as switching to a wide-angle for landscapes or a telephoto for distant subjects. The built-in lens dictates the focal length range and aperture capabilities, which may not always suit a photographer's needs. Despite this limitation, fixed-lens cameras remain popular for their simplicity, portability, and often cost-effectiveness, making them suitable for everyday photography, travel, and specific professional applications where a versatile zoom is not required.