Are you guys able to adjusts the aperture on the Nikon lenses?
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This adapter is suitable if your Nikon lens has a manual aperture ring. You will need a different adapter if the lens does not.
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I've only spent a little time with the adapter, but for me (with a 50mm 1.4D) I adjusted the aperture on the lens, and the x-Pro1 selected the shutter speed. Results have been good so far.
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you can only adjust the aperture on nikon lenses that have the adjustable aperture ring. this adapter passes no lens setting information to the camera itself. Very few, if any, of the adapters can do that and then its usually just focus. Most adapters are strictly for manual mode
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I got my adapter so that I could use my older Nikon lenses with my Fujifilm X mount camera. The adapter will work with any manual focus Nikon lens (such as AI or AIS) or their D type autofocus lenses. The S type and newer lenses have no aperture rings and will not work properly with the adapter.
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I've been using this for a while now and have no problems adjusting the aperture or with focusing.
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John,The first one I bought from here did not have that feature. I exchanged it with Photodiox directly and the adapter did adjust aperture. It is unclear to me how to get the "right" adaptor on the first try....Cheers.
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Thank you for your inquiry. I'm sorry, customized lenses do not provide. Thank you.
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You have to be able to turn the lens incasement in order to adjust focus.You also might need to clean the lens with soft lint free cloth to remove any fingerprints that may be on the lens.If you haven't got too far on the install, you maybe able to adjust then reinstall. I hope this helps.
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Yes, you can change the lenses, but in this set it has only one, i bought a 70-300 by sigma, and this set. easy to change also.
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The aperture is adjusted by the silver ring. If you have a G lens that would be how you adjust aperture. If you have an older lens that has its own aperture ring then you would set that silver ring wide open and use the lens ring. Yes, while you are in live view, you can see the changes in light but no aperture readout. I hope this helps!
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You can set the aperture on-camera. Sorry no one answered your question. I didn't see it till just now.
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No, you will have to manually set the aperture on the lens via the aperture ring.
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there is no way that I am aware of to change the lens system. it is all self contained.I have had very good luck with mine as is. I hope this helps answer your question
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I just got this lens and cannot figure out how to adjust the aperture... I can only take photos in f/22 otherwise it tells me to "lock lens aperture ring at minimum aperture" even if I put it in M (manual) mode. How do I change it so the aperture is adjustable and not fixed?
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Hi Amazon Consumer, you cannot adjust the ISO setting when in Aperture Priority mode in this camera. The ISO can only be adjusted in Manual Exposure Shooting, Program Auto or (Advanced Sports Shooting) in Scene Selection. Thanks_Mitch
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This doesn't have adjustable aperture blades. thus the aperture is at max. OM lenses themselves have on-lens adjustable aperture.
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I don't have a Nikon, but I have a Canon and the levers don't match up with my Canon either. You must match the dots on the tubes to the dots on the camera, the same as putting the lens on, you have to match the dots up on it also. I love my extension tubes.
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YES. It's a very simple process. Loosen the screw beside the lens. Use small needle nosed pliers to screw the lens in or out until you get a good focus, then re tighten the side screw. That's it. You're done.
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Hi Beth, yes, you can change the aperture settings as well as the shutter speed, ISO level and exposure compensation in Manual mode. Thanks_Mitch
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Hi,there isn't a physical aperture setting on the lens,but I shoot with a Canon T3i and adjust it with the camera's aperture wheel. f/3.5-22...
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Yes, you can use on D610 with auto focus and can set the aperture both on camera controls and on lens.
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If the lens is a Nikon G and has electronic aperture then yes, you will be able to control it. That is what the silver ring is pictures above. However, it is very touchy and no one but metabones currently makes a professional quality adapter. And Metbones adaptors are north of $125. This adaptor also allows for some significant play when the lens is attached and the adaptor is attached to the camera.