Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 5:15 am Post subject: Early Nikon Macro |
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pat donnelly wrote:
If there were no aperture ring, like the very modern G lenses, from Nikon, then it would not be possible to adjust the aperture manually.
As there is an aperture ring, marked nicely to f.45 indeed, it is clearly possible to manually adjust exposure.
There must be a mechanism for this auto feature to operate therefore?
I am not an expert in Nikon gear.
It is often possible to compensate by adjusting the iso setting, but in those days, the iso might not go to 800ASA equivalent! That would be limited. Buy the thing, you can probably flog it at a profit to an expert! It seems a high quality device, but you be the guide as to condition etc.
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