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Pentax K110D (Body Only)
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This camera is ranked
- 5th of 40 in 6 Megapixel
- 39th of 51 in SLR/Professional
- 9th of 29 in Pentax
- 51st of 107 in $200 - $300
- 23rd of 49 in $300 - $350
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If your old camera was the straight ME Super (not the ME F or anything), then it used the Pentax K Bayonet mount. I'm assuming those are the lenses you have. The K110D uses the Pentax KAF2 mount, which is compatible with the K Bayonet, but with restrictions.
In more detail, "restrictions" means that the lenses will fit onto the camera, and they'll work fine. But the features will be limited depending on which ones are supported by both the lens and the camera. For example, if your lens supports Automatic aperture (if the lens has an A setting), then the camera's auto exposure modes will work with the lens. If the lens supports auto focus, then auto focus will work with the camera. Etc.
The main thing is, the lenses will fit, but full capability may or may not be there depending on the features that the lens and camera body share. Hope that helps!
In more detail, "restrictions" means that the lenses will fit onto the camera, and they'll work fine. But the features will be limited depending on which ones are supported by both the lens and the camera. For example, if your lens supports Automatic aperture (if the lens has an A setting), then the camera's auto exposure modes will work with the lens. If the lens supports auto focus, then auto focus will work with the camera. Etc.
The main thing is, the lenses will fit, but full capability may or may not be there depending on the features that the lens and camera body share. Hope that helps!
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