The phrase "attached lens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a lens that is physically connected to a device, such as a camera or microscope.
Example: "The photographer adjusted the settings on his camera to accommodate the attached lens for better focus."
Alternatives: "mounted lens" or "connected lens".
A few examples of this approach include wide angle catadioptric imaging, generalized mosaicing and integral imaging using an externally attached lens or prism array.
This Kickstarter project, the Cam Crate, hopes to make a simple hardened case for your full-size SLR and its attached lens.
The RX100 is different, in that it's a compact camera with an attached lens that will leave you thinking "This is good," instead of just "This is good enough".
New for the LUMIX G Series, the LUMIX GF1 is compatible with an optional Live View Finder (DMW-LVF1), which provides the full-time live view function boasting 100% field of view regardless of the attached lens.
The RX100 is different, in that it's a compact camera with an attached lens that will leave you thinking "This is good," instead of just "This is good enough". Check out the gallery of unedited photos straight from the camera below for a small sample of what the RX100 is capable of.
Thoughtful details like an attached lens cap holder, separate compartments for personal items, and pockets for things you may need to reach for quickly make this a very user-friendly bag.
I think while compact camera sales have really sort of dropped off a cliff, it's the lower end, cheap compacts where people have opted for a smartphone and I think manufacturers are looking at the more higher end premium cameras, high-end compacts, DSLRs, which are the ones you can attach lenses to, mirrorless cameras.
After you are finished painting, use hot glue to attach lenses from old sunglasses over the eyes.
Or, if you're forgetful like I am and simply turn the camera on with the lens cap still attached, the lens will pop the cap off as it extends out during the power up cycle.
A DSLR camera body with either a standard or telephoto lens attached, flashes, additional lenses, plugs, brackets, cables — pretty much most of what you would need on a regular day of shooting.
Information is projected via the HUD's attached reflector lens or on to a plastic film stuck to the window glass.
