Are there auto-focus lenses for the Df that have functional aperture rings?
1991187
Any old Nikon AF or AF-D lenses have aperture rings which will function on the Df if the camera is set up properly. There are also a few AFS lenses which had aperture rings (e.g., 17-35 AFS, 300 AFS).
1991188
Yes, AF-D and most every other Nikkor F mount lens ever manufactured can be used with the Nikon Df from about 1960 to present, over 54 years and counting! That is just one thing that is so amazing about this terrific Nikon camera body. Please go to Nikon USA and read the compatibility reviews... Nikkor Legacy Lenses are what this camera is all about, "Manual through AF-S is it's suit!"
1991189
specially no lense mead for the DF; but all AF-D lenses (prior to AF-S) should have an aperture ring.
937838
Yes, but more depends on the lens. Works best with AF-S lens not the older style D with screw drive autofocus. It will autofocus with the D series lens but will be noisy and slow.
727301
This lens has a minimum aperture of f/45 (for Sigma, Canon and Konica Minolta mounts) or f/32 (for Nikon and Pentax mounts) Like the D3000 before it, the Nikon D3100 sports an AF-S lens mount, which lacks autofocus support for the older AF lenses whose focus mechanisms were driven from the camera. These lenses have what looks like a little screwdriver slot on their mounting flange that couples with a protruding, screwdriver-looking shaft on the camera body. A motor in the camera body is thus required to drive the lens mechanics to adjust focus. More recent Nikkor lenses have motors built into the lens body, which tend to be both faster and quieter than the old-style drive system, as well as allowing the camera body to be lighter, smaller and cheaper. These newer lenses carry an AF-S or AF-I designation in their name, and are the only types of lenses the D3100 can autofocus with. CPU-equipped lenses lacking built-in focus motors can be used in manual focus mode, and type G or D lens types will also support full 3D color matrix metering for more accurate exposures, particularly when flash is being used. (You can tell CPU-equipped lenses by the set of five electrical contacts arrayed on the side of the lens flange.)
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No - it a G series lens. No aperture ring. Here is a paragraph I lifted from Ken Rockwell's site (kenrockwell.com) that says much.Compatibility: The Nikon 28-80mm G works great on just about every AF and digital Nikon camera, including the D3. The only likely gotcha is that it won't autofocus on the D40 and D40x. See Nikon Lens Compatibility. for details for your camera. This is an AF (screw) and a G lens. I learn much from Ken, and recommend you visit his site.
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Castor, I have the same lenses on a Nikon Df...pretty much the same dimensions. It works, but not much room to spare...hope that helps.
1595824
the "G" lenses don't have an aperture ring . f stop is selected with thumbwheel on camera
1521077
The lens has an adjustable ring for manual aperture operation. However you don't need to use it as your camera has a wheel on the front to adjust the aperture setting. On the lens you will see a red tab to lock it at f/22, do that and leave it there and use your camera's wheel to make any f-stop adjustments. The D lens has this feature for manual setting control, if you want to use this setting then turn you camera to M for manual and then adjust the lens Aperture by hand by turning the ring. Hope this helps?
2001063
Yes, but only FA lenses will work with the digital camera's automatic settings. K mount lenses only work with manual settings.
376882
The lens would not autofocus if it is a D type, which it most likely is. You would, however, get metering and you would be able to focus manually.
471076
As long as the D-90 has an internal focus motor (which I believe it does), then you will be able to utilize the autofocus feature with this lens.
68655
No, aperture is controlled manually. FD lens cannot be controlled automatically.
1025074
You can also get a cheap old manual focus lens (AI or AI-S) and you'll be able to adjust the aperture with the ring on the lens.
901456
My 18-200 lens from my old D 90 works well, with auto focus working quite well. The auto mode doesn't work but the "P" and other modes are fine
1434673
No ideas, I do not know their size. It fits for d3s+70-200 & d800e + 70-200. I do not try other lens. However, I don't think it is useful.
20651
AF lenses will not autofocus (only manual focus) on D40/D40x/D60 since these cameras don't have a built in drive motor. AF-S however will work.
760139
You can auto focus with all Nikon AF, AF-D and AF-S lenses. A D40 can only auto focus with AF-S lenses.
40848
I don't know but I don't think that you can do anything but manually focus with these lens babies... they are not designed to autofocus so there is a bit of a learning and experimenting with them till you get the look that you want....each aperture ring gives you a slightly different look... so you have to know where to direct your focus.. and that has to be done manually....