A camera known as an interchangeable-lens camera is a type of camera that enables the user to remove and replace the lens with a selection of other lenses to accommodate a wide range of photographic circumstances. A camera with a fixed lens, on the other hand, has a lens that is permanently attached to the camera and cannot be replaced. Compact cameras are often simpler and more limited in their functionality than their interchangeable-lens counterparts. They come with more advanced features and a wider variety of lens selections to choose from. They are frequently utilized by professional photographers as well as photography lovers who want to attain particular photographic effects yet require the capacity to swap between a variety of lenses.