Can you adjust the aperture? If so can you please give me the ranges for the maximum to the minimum.
2045875
Yes you can, when the dial is set on Av... the ranges are from 1.8 to 22........
2045876
Yes, all lenses have an adjustable aperture. This lens is the Cannon 28mm f1.8. F1.8 is the widest aperture and the smallest is f22. F1.8 is great for lowlight or night photography. This is a good lens for the money.
2045877
Maximum is 1.8 and minimum is 22. Nice bucke at 1.8 but in a crop sensor might get a little distorted on the edges. Fun lens.
20667
the lens has an aperture range from f1.8 to f22. you'll need to be in A or M mode to select your own aperture. if you're in auto or S mode, the camera will choose it's own aperture. the camera body is what actually changes the aperture, you dont do it on the lens itself.
537936
No, you can,t adjuste it. In fact you will see the photos with the circle frame of the lens with the complete zoom out.
676548
It adjusts from 10 yards to infinity. I sight it in at 10 yards at the air range then i turn the front lens to infinity when i shoot anywhere else , like hunting . Its right on. The guy at the air range helped me with all that .
865324
Yes you can, if your settings are in manual, and the right f stop, aperture , but the most important is the second. ( like 1/60sec. - 1/125 sec) don't get discourage, if doesn't work.....try again.Good Luck.
360831
You should be able to do this, but why would you want to? Focusing would be difficult and it will drastically reduce the amount of light getting through the lenses. Then there is the increased motion factor.
1671059
It depends on the focal length of your lens and it's speed (I mean open aperture value). Try to set the zoom lens at 90 mm approximately.
2236258
According to the spec the minimum focus distance is .82 ft. Of course with close up filters you can easily go closer. That is what I do.
1744840
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...
2105929
hello! well, honestly I could not find it in the manual. It's a toy camera, and you can control the aperture yourself by simply holding a little longer the shutter. the focus range is 50 cm to infinity. I didn't develop the film yet so I'm afraid I can not help you by answering the questions precisely. But I hope it helped you a little :)
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.
155026
Yes, but some lenses only allow to change aperture through camera menu. These lenses don't have aperture adjustment ring. If chosen lenses have aperture ring, then you can use their full functionality.
1627516
Yes you can, but bear in mind with the lenses on that the focal range gets nearer and narrower - e.g. with the 10x lens you won't be able to focus beyond about 2 inches and the depth of field is about 1/4 of an inch.
700336
I wouldn't think so. Aperture is too small. It would require a very high ISO
2217647
The focal length is only 35 max, you don't need IS at this point. The further the focal length goes, the more you need IS. Don't worry.
2132826
This doesn't have adjustable aperture blades. thus the aperture is at max. OM lenses themselves have on-lens adjustable aperture.
857595
There is no beam focus adjustment. I don't recall this feature being mentioned anywhere in the product description.Best of luck.