Does this unit have electronics to control the aperture of an FD lens?
68651
No, this unit is only usable in the full manual position and is purely an adapter. It has no electronics or interface to camera electronics.
68652
No it does not. You will need to set your camera to Aperture priority and then set the f/stop on the lens. Nor will it autofocus a lens. This is best used if you have an older fixed f/stop lens or are using a older macro lens.
68653
Nope. Your FD lens will be totally manual when you use this. The camera must be in M setting and then you can use manually set the F stop and manually set the shutter.
68654
no, the unit does not have electronics but using it in Tv setting or Av setting the camera will do the work. Manual focusing though.
68655
No, aperture is controlled manually. FD lens cannot be controlled automatically.
68656
No. It's just a manual adapter. I haven't found any good adapters for using FD lenses on EOS cameras. It's too bad as there are some great lenses out there. There is someone on youtube that makes special adapters but only for certain FD lenses.
119865
yes, it should but since its only a manual linkage no electronics in the lens will work
2208671
Yes. There are a few of them. Some with optical glass in them like the one I bought, which makes up for the difference in mount to focal plane in FD mint vs EF mount. The extra piece of glass can findings cause some haziness though depending on the weather
46866
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.
364365
To be honest with you, i'm not sure. The lense doesn't detach, if that helps at all. I don't know much about electronics. i'm sorry.
945374
The answer depends upon YOUR camera. With newer digital cameras, you lock the aperture ring at it's smallest f-stop and control the f-stop via the control wheel on the camera. On older cameras, you control the aperture via the aperture ring. This 'feature' makes this lens more flexible than the newer 24-70, which is all but useless on older cameras.
296386
Yes, it does. As it is a manual lens with fixed focal, ( f:8 ) you must used only on manual mode in your camera. It come with nikon mount, so is not necesary any other device. Very versatile, well builded, a cheaped mode to aproched to very long telephoto.
1745662
if you mean an aperture ring that does NOT click for each full F-stop, then the answer is NO. In fact, it clicks for each F-stop.
1469581
yes, but purely as a mount. cannot control anything about the lens except manual focus and you can't even do this on Canon STM lenses.
780529
Hello Kathryn, yes this extension tube supports automatic features. focus and aperture can be controlled through the camera.
500715
This adapter will only work with lenses where you can manually adjust the f stop with an aperture ring on the lens. I believe the DX lenses do not have an aperture ring, so they won't work
1521077
The lens has an adjustable ring for manual aperture operation. However you don't need to use it as your camera has a wheel on the front to adjust the aperture setting. On the lens you will see a red tab to lock it at f/22, do that and leave it there and use your camera's wheel to make any f-stop adjustments. The D lens has this feature for manual setting control, if you want to use this setting then turn you camera to M for manual and then adjust the lens Aperture by hand by turning the ring. Hope this helps?
2063885
No, There is no motor in the lens. It will manual focus only. Aperture will function normally
814232
Yes as long as its a manual lens, u will need to lock the pin in with something to have aperture control
1015029
Yes, absolutely, there is no electronic communication between the lens and the camera with this adapter.
1500643
Yes, this adapter takes Nikon F-mount and will work with AI, AI-S, and AF lenses as well. Doesn't work with the new AF-S mount/no aperture ring, that you'll need the more expensive version of the adapter to control the aperture iris.
455739
I believe it does but have not looked nor activated the function. This is a highly functional updated camera, so I think it has this feature.