Does the Lens Aperture Control work with nikon 50mm f1.8g?
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Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there is just 1/6 of a turn (about 16°; 12mm or 1/2") between the maximum and minimum aperture points in the Aperture Control. Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there... » Read More Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there is just 1/6 of a turn (about 16°; 12mm or 1/2") between the maximum and minimum aperture points in the Aperture Control. « Show Less
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Yes. I have that exact lens and can control the aperture with the kit aperture control ring.
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The aperture control works even with manual lenses,No problems with the 50mm 1.8, It'll work
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The diameter of the lens will be printed somewhere on the rim of the lens. The number on my 50mm lens (focal length) is in small print on the 'bottom' side of the lens when it's attached to the camera and has a 'theta' sign in front of the number. My 50 mm (focal length) f1.8 Nikkor lens is actually 52mm in diameter, not a 58mm, so that filter would NOT work on the lens just because it wouldn't fit. You can purchase 52 mm filter sets, though.
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On the lens, set the aperture ring to f/22. Then, use the aperture control on the camera to control the aperture. That is how it's supposed to work on newer cameras. Setting it to f/22 on the lens enables the communication between lens and camera.
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Yes. It works with any lens having a 58mm filter thread -like the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G- and any camera with a Nikon F-mount. Remember that the operation will be totally manual.
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1. 50 1.8G has 58mm filter thread so 52mm reverse mount will not fit, buy 58mm reverse ring instead. 2. G lenses do not have aperture ring on the lens so you will not able to adjust aperture on the lens and will have to shoot wide open. 3. If you want adjust aperture you will have to buy "Fotodiox Aperture Control 52mm Filter for Nikon G/DX Lens in Reverse Mount for Macro Photography"
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It does not work with my 50mm cannon f1.8, to best check compatibility check the inside of lens cover or on the side of lens body, then match this with the reverse ring . I think the 52mm thread should work, but I have a crop sensor camera and I think 5d is a full sensor so probably that's the reason why it won't fit
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I have an 18-55mm lens so yes on that and not sure on the 50. Still learning a lot on this camera. Hope i helped though;)
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Yes, your D50 has a built in focus motor, so it will function with all passive and motor driven lenses whether they are DX or not. Enjoy.
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Yes it does, but it works best with a wider lens, Using a 50 doesn't have the same effect as using a 35mm.
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It should. It works on my D5100. The D50 is an older model Which like the D5100 does not have a motor in the camera. This means the lens has it's own servo motor. So this lens should function just fine on the D50. The full identification is AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 GII. Nikon DX VR. The AF-S indicates the servo motor on the lens which allow you to autofocus with your camera. A good indictor would be if your other lenses are AF-S this one will work fine. If it were not an AF-S it would still work but only with manual focus. Sorry if my response is a little muddy. I can tell you It works fine on all my Nikons Including my old D60... Which I think is close to what your D50 is. Hope this helps.
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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.
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Works fine on other lenses I have with f/2.8 or wider aperture, should on that gem of a lens you have. Image quality always suffers slightly at the pixel level almost any time more individual glass lending elements are added, one of the reasons you buy a prime lens like yours to start with.
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It comes with a T-Mount to Nikon adapter, so it will work no problem. No automatic controls whatsoever though, it's a fixed aperture and manual focus lens.
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I have two Olympus Zuiko lenses one 50mm F1.8 and a second 35 mm wide angle lens. It worked for the 35 mm lens and not with the 50mm F1.8 lens. The difference between the two is that the 50 mm F1.8 lens has a metal stud in the back that prevents it from mating with this adapter. I am sure Amazon will have more comments on it.
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Nikon makes several 50mm f/1.4 lenses. The f/1.4 D and the plain (old) f/1.4 lenses both have working aperture rings on them and they will work with the reverse ring. Just understand that everything is manual - you will have to manually set the aperture and shutter speed for your exposure. The 50mm f/1.4g lens has no aperture ring and if I am correct, it will work, however, you will have to make all your shots at the smallest aperture setting and then you only have control of the shutter speed. Hope this helps.
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Not familiar with D-50, But I have a 5200 and it does take good pictures, however if yours has auto focus, this lens does not have that feature and you have to focus by hand.
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If you're talking about the Nikon Normal AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D Autofocus Lens, then this filter kit would work for you because that lens has a 52 mm thread. By the way, it's a great kit at a great price.