DSC-F828 Conversion Lens

Sony market wide angle and telephoto for the DSC-F828 conversion lenses, as they did for the DSC-F717?

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The VCL-HGD0758 for F717 & F707 had a different inner ring diameter. It was not a conversion lens Sony that was made especially for the F828. There are contacts 3rd party conversion out there that have been made for the F828 in 2004.

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