Does it allow Lens inter- changing
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LENS that it comes with is fixed. Honestly you really wouldn't need to change the LENS the macro and the zoom are perfect. Low light is amazing as well.
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Yes, they are interchangable, both compatable with DSLR Nikon cameras. the II is the second generation of this lens, so you might see a little difference in speed, but most nikon produccts regardless of generation are really good.
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No most lenses don't unless you get custom "Transition" brand. The one I ordered was a smoke gray throughout. Not the two shades as shown in picture
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no, it doesn't but it does have a lot of different lens settings. It takes wonderful clear photos!
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No! The headpiece has grooves that hold only one set of lenses at a time. You'll receive four different lenses but you can use them only one at a time.
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Yes. There is a switch on the tail cap and one on the light body close to the lens. Both work independently of each other. In other words, you can turn the light on with one switch and turn it off with the other, or with the same switch.
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Theoretically no, but I prefer having a filter on EVERY lens I have at all times. That way I don't have to worry about making switches, or ruining a lens without a filter
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Not 100 % sure I understand the question... but it is really just an adapter/mount... just to change the threading to use different lenses...
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Thanks for the explanation, Les. So, it seems that as long as the IS is turned on, in-camera, it doesn't matter whether it's on or off on the lens. I made do some A/B testing to see if there's a difference with the lens switch on/off while the setting is switched on in-camera.
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From what I understand you can, I have the T3. I believe they make all of the lenses interchangeable.
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The lenses are interchangeable so you do not need a different module. Please note though that you will need to focus the lens if you replace the lens only. Also, you will need to take care to make sure that you do not contaminate the imager with dust or debris when changing the lens. If you were to just replace the whole lens module assembly, you would not have to refocus the lens.Finally, we typically do not recommend changing the lenses back and forth frequently. The replacement lenses are sold for customers who have a damaged lens in need of replacement, or who want to permanently change over to a different lens type. The lenses are interchangeable so you do not need a different module. Please note though that you will need to focus the lens if you replace the lens only. Also, you will need to take care to make sure that you do not contaminate the imager with dust or debris when changing the lens. If you were to just replace the whole lens module assembly, you would not have to refocus the lens.Finally, we typically do not recommend changing the lenses back and forth frequently. The replacement lenses are sold for customers who have a damaged lens in need of replacement, or who want to... » Read More The lenses are interchangeable so you do not need a different module. Please note though that you will need to focus the lens if you replace the lens only. Also, you will need to take care to make sure that you do not contaminate the imager with dust or debris when changing the lens. If you were to just replace the whole lens module assembly, you would not have to refocus the lens.Finally, we typically do not recommend changing the lenses back and forth frequently. The replacement lenses are sold for customers who have a damaged lens in need of replacement, or who want to permanently change over to a different lens type. « Show Less
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I do not attempt to separate the two functions of this lens. I prefer the way the two features work together. I have a separate macro and wide angle lens that operate independently
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Hello, to be honest I don't know, but I think YES, depends of the Lens you will add (for example mine its Macro which DO NOT retains de autofocus -see manual there are new one it does- ) the adaptor does not affect. I hope this info can help.
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I have one you can use it in 3 parts I like it Some my not on older lenses . Hope it works for you.
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Yes. Nikon lens mount has not changed for a very long time. It is not providing lens and body "interaction" just physicality. Then there is math.
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Yes, however you only want one image stabilization function (in body or in lens) active at one time, or they will work against each other.
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no. It is permanently attached. It has been designed and optimized for the sensor and the zoom range. If you want to change lenses, you'll need to look elsewhere.