How is the aperture set?
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It can be set in manual mode or by using shutter preferred setting which allows aperture to be set with auto shutter
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You can set "A" for aperture priority, or "P" for factory pre-set programmed shoots. I used the Leica V-Lux 40 in my Hawaii trip, and shot 300-plus photos and movies--all with perfect aperture. Besides, its GPS feature is great. Very smart and versatile camera! It works so well that I've sold my SONY HDD Camcorder after seeing the results of using the Leica V-Lux 40 whose weight is less than a quarter of that of the heavy camcorder.
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Set mode dial to A (aperture priority). Press EXPOSURE button. Aperture value is displayed at bottom of screen. Change aperture value by use of backward or forward cursor button. Press EXPOSURE button again to set desireed aperture value when it is displayed.
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The camera controls the aperture, set it at f22 and forget it. Beside why would you not want the camera to control the aperture. If you switch to A or M mode you can set it to whatever stop you need and the camera will close the aperture down to that setting when the shutter is pressed. On some very old nikon cameras you needed to use the apertue ring and set it at the aperture you wanted, but if you where shooting something at f16, the viewfinder was almost black.
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There's an aperture lock ring you need to set before mounting to camera. It's right at the camera-lens meeting point. Click it over to the max number and slide the lock (little red thing) towards the camera body.
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Yes dear Keith it's work but the aperture will be controled from the lens , its depends your lens features .
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Yes, we can adjust shutter speed, but I am not sure about aperture. I have never been using it.
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Honestly, I rarely use the four aperture settings to this device. I have old Nikon lenses that have manual aperture settings and I tend to use that a lot. However, with my new Nikon lenses I do use the 4 aperture settings. Unfortunately, they aren't accurate. Usually, I go by the viewfinder it tells pretty much by eye how much the aperture rings are opened to. I hope this helps. It's good product and I don't regret buying it.
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i believe this is a manual only lens. change the aperture by turning the aperture dial on the lens itself.
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That is only true if it is set on a small aperture. I'd say f/11 and up. Here is the proof, sort of in reverse:http://www.pbase.com/amoxtli/image/106429061
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Every DSLR has a setting on the mode wheel that is pretty standard, for manual operation. You will see A for when you want to choose the aperture and let the camera choose the shutter speed, S for when you want to choose the shutter speed and let the camera choose the aperture, and M for when you want to choose both. The 420 works the same way. They all do.
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Yes, it actually is pretty good on all shots. I use program mode and I make sure the auto focus is on continuos. The aperture is perfect for that. Focus all the way in to get a blurred background.
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ISO and shutter speed is set on the camera. You set the lens on F to disengage the leaf shutter. The aperture is set by pressing/locking the aperture preview on the lens. You would then change the aperture on the lens as you would normally with the v mount lenses. Sounds like a lot, but it's not that much and you'll get accustomed to it after a few times.
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What is your camera? Aperture is set automatically by the camera, or manually by you via the camera, depending on which camera you have.
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This lens is totally manual. You have to set the aperture and shutter speed manually. In fact, you have to turn off the auto focus and any other auto/electronic feature off in your camera
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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.
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At maximum aperture you will have the shallowest depth of field and the maximum light gathering. Both are affected by changing the aperture.
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I am not sure if you are asking how low can you go as in is there lower then 1.8, BUT aperture can go as low as 1.2 which is EXPENSIVE. 1.8 is just fine if you are thinking cost effectiveness.
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Yes, it has a manual adjustment setting (on the dial-top right), in between the C1 (Custom) & Av (Aperture Priority) settings. I hope this answers your question.