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Aperture is the opening in the diaphragm of a camera lens. For questions relating to Apple's photo management software, please use [apple-aperture] instead.
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Can I control the aperture of a F-mount lens with aperture ring from the camera body?
If I buy a lens with a manual aperture ring like the Nikon AF 50mm f/1.8D, then does that mean that I can only control the aperture on the lens? Or can the camera control it too? … I want one with manual aperture, but I also want the camera to be able to control it when using presets.
My camera is the Nikon D3300. …
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Nikon F - Lens with Built-in Autofocus Motor and Manual Aperture Ring
My question is as follows, is there such thing as a nikon-f mount lens that has a built in autofocus motor and a manual aperture ring? Or do the two contradict each other? …
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