Are you able to manually control aperture when this is in-between the camera and lens?
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Yes, absolutely. It is equipped with full synchronization between the body and lenses trough the rings. So, that means you can use manual control of the aperture.
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Yes, It provides an electrical connection between the lens and the camera body.
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to the best of my knowledge, you are able to. You can use automatic or manual since the tubes have the necessary contacts.
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You can control auto-focus. Portrait mode defocuses the background, which you can avoid by shooting in another mode.
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yeah, you can only change the aperture if you put the lens back on the canon camera
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Yes. You have a manual setting were you can control the shutter and the light opening.
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works excellent! with aperture priority you change the f/ stop manually on your lens and exposure time/shutter speed will adjust automatically in your camera.Use manual focus assist to pull your focus on the lens.
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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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Yes. However it does not allow use of automatic focus or aperture settings...you must manually focus and set aperture ... Aperture priority works, or use full manual exposure.
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Hello George: If your DSLR allows ( most pro and semi pro do) then you can use the aperture priority mode and set the f stop on the lens with the camera setting the shutter speed. You cannot set it for shutter priority since the camera does not communicate with the lens to set the aperture.
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Yes as long as its a manual lens, u will need to lock the pin in with something to have aperture control
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There is no electronic interface between lens and camera body when using the adapter so you need to shoot in manual mode to control aperture and shutter speed.
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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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you use this one with manual OM lens and it has the aperture control that you controls iris via the that aperture ring on you OM lens
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Yes... *BUT* there is no automation here. No data pass-through to let the camera communicate with the lens and no way for the camera to adjust the aperture. You will be able to use it, but unless you have a lens that will let you adjust the aperture manually, you'll be stuck using it at the highest f-stop/lowest amount of light setting.
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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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If it can, I have not found that setting yet. I recommend the Cannon Rebel Xti. I use it at work and it is amazing. I set it on action mode and you can snap away, just hold the button! And it has settings to change the aperture for different lighting.
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You can manually adjust the aperture or allow the camera to set the f stop. As far as auto focus the lens does have a motor
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Based on my use of the camera, You can 'set' the aperture in both Aperture priority and Manual modes. Otherwise, the camera will choose the best to properly expose the shot. You can 'force' the aperture where you want it to go by adjusting the ISO, ND filter, etc... but if you are concerned primarily with aperture, you should probably be in A priority or Manual mode.