Will features such as auto focus and exposure work in any 4/3 format camera ?
194775
I ready do not know.Howerve I am sure you can find that information on the Olympus web site
194776
They should work. If they don't work then the camera needs a firmware upgrade.
194777
I use this on a Panasonic Lumix GH1 4/3. I bought it because I got a good deal and it was considerably less than a comparable lumix zoom. The only disadvantage is that I don't get the built in stabilization that I would with a lumix lens, but auto focus and exposure still work. I am very pleased with the lens. It takes nice photos and the videos are outstanding.
1758799
yes, just set the camera and lens to auto focus. Go to Dpreview.com for a complete review. Good luck and Happy Shooting!
673496
No...you have to use ASA to set it, and put the camera in Manual mode...its hard to figure out and to me the pics look very grainy...like on 35mm using asa400 in the daylight...hope this helps
40762
Yes! But you lose "matrix metering" and the auto-focus feature. Can be use it only a Manual mode, wich is actually good, if you're in a "learning curve" :-)
1782552
Yes. It will work. Beautifully too I might add. Go outside, set your camera to AV mode, set aperture to f/1.4, and snap away! Shooting wide open is so much fun.
2091627
This lens will work if you buy a micro 4/3 adapter. Buy the best you can afford, preferably Olympus or Panasonic, as these should retain auto functions with the lens. Some cheaper adapters will not connect electronically between the lens and the camera so you will have set aperture, speed, and focus manually. Make sure before you buy that the adapter is capable of auto functions.
2186457
With the LAEA4 auto focus works when used with Alpha lenses. Otherwise you would have to focus manually.
511458
Yes, it should work on any 4/3 camera. The company is very helpful and has a downloadable instruction manual.
2262768
Yes !and it lets you use many of the camara features. Try the multiple exposure mode.
2131145
The camera has a manual program where you can set the values of aperture, ISO, and exposure so yes, I'd say you can. The larger the aperture, the greater blurr-out-effect you get on the objects out of focus. And yes, you can even choose the focus manually.
511456
Yep. But keep in mind that you lose ALL electronic communication with native 4/3 lenses. This means if the focus is actuated via electric servo, etc. you will not be able to adjust plane of focus, which, when shooting macro, can be quite limiting. Also you lose aparute control in these lenses. I recommend using lenses from older manual focus SLR systems.
2039858
Certainly, as there are Shutter-Priority (S) and Aperture-Priority (A) modes. This is typical of most cameras in this class and allow you to capture some depth-of-field and time-resolved action. The camera of this type is not particularly great at capturing lots of bokeh, there is a lot that it can do!
683601
Can't help you specifically on the 3N, but can tell you both focus peaking and shutter release w/o lens works on 5R. Aperture control also works great.
1602397
I use it with my 3200 and it works but understand that it will be a completly manual lens. auto features do not work
1354312
No. Auto focus cant work because u must put camera mode to manual , the "lens" is the scope, you must focus with the scope. Be sure to realize a collimation process to your scope , if needed, to get better results, better pictures.
629972
Yes but you must use manual setting on your camera and you must manually focus
1207696
will work on either as both cameras are DX format and your autofocus will work perfectly.