Can it be used manually to choose aperture and shutter speed?
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Yes, suer there modes for that. A for aperture priority, S for shutter speed and M for everything manual.
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Yes. I haven't played around with the manual settings as much, but you can adjust those functions.
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Yes, there is a manual setting where you can choose both aperture and shutter speed. (Plus lots of other settings.)
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Only if you want to do it that way. When I use it you can just leave the shutter speed at 0 and it follows whatever the camera shutter speed is set at. It's a really versatile bit of equipment, I've never run into a major design flaw like that so far.
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yes it does give you some settings of aperture for different situations. Not as in-depth as it could be.
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With your lens set to manual, your camera will function in aperture priority. The image is previewed in the aperture of your choice, and the shutter speed is automatically set by the camera. ISO selections can be made manually as if you were using a native lens. Very slick piece of gear!
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The automatic shutter speed is variable based on conditions. There is a manual position which allows you to set the shutter speed to whatever you want.
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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.
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Hello Kathryn, yes this extension tube supports automatic features. focus and aperture can be controlled through the camera.
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Hi Ahmed, yes, there is a Manual setting on the camera. The available shoot modes are Intelligent Auto, Superior Auto, Program auto, Shutter and Aperture Priority and Manual Mode. Thanks_Mitch
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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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The lens itself must have manual aperture. I returned this.model for a.more.expensive one with five settings.
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Yes, it allows you to make your own adjustments manually, this includes shutter speed, iso and many other functions.
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there is a dial that lets you select various modes including rapid,night,etc-or you can use camera manually.
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No, you can't set the aperture, but see my review; you can set the ISO speed, or chose "kids & pets" program if you want a wide aperture and fast shutter. You can also bracket the exposure +/- 2 "increments" but I haven't played with that yet to see if it alters the aperture or shutter speed, or both!
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Yep. Manual aperture and focus. Some vignetting and hard to correct distortion but performs great for the price. The 16mm is designed for smaller sensors but the 14mm is the one you want.
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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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This lens is manual. the aperture is controlled by the ring that is in the lens and not the camera.
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The camera has a manual program where you can set the values of aperture, ISO, and exposure so yes, I'd say you can. The larger the aperture, the greater blurr-out-effect you get on the objects out of focus. And yes, you can even choose the focus manually.