Does this lense require power? Can it be used in all manual mode?
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Not entirely sure when you say doors it need power? Or is a digital camera so power is needed. But you can manually change focus if that is what you need. Buy if you want to change aperture using a physical dial in lens then no it does not have it
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The lens has only electric drive for the focusing. You can use it only when it is powered by the body. I have a very simple extension tubes without any electrical connection and when I attaching this lens manual focus is not working
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It requires an electronic connection to the camera to focus, yes. The manual focus is focus by wire, and not a physical focusing mechanism unfortunately.
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It's working fine with the autofocus mode on your lens, would also work with the manual focus but you would have to preset the focus on the lens.Michael
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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.
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Yes it will work for manual mode only. This particular adapter is for using Canon FD lenses. Your camera is a micro four thirds system and Fotodiox design adapters for this and many others. Check this web site, cut and paste the entire link: http://www.fotoioxpro.com/canon-fd-lens-to-micro-4-3-mft-system-camera-lens-mount-adapter.html
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The manual focusing is "by-wire". It's very natural, I found it easy to get used to and easy to use.
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No. This is not a powered zoom. Sony naming convention will have a "p" designation for powered zooms such as "selp"
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Yonnattan,Simply stated you can use the adapter in manual mode if the lens has an aperture ring as well as aperture priority if the lens has an aperture ring. I hope this answers your question. Regards Dennis Dellis
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Yes, you are able to switch between manual and auto focus on this lens by sliding the ring on the lens forward for auto focus or back for manual focus.
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Yes you can also use a manual focus. it isn't something that I would use but it is there
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There is no power IS switch on this lens. Thats why its much cheaper than others. Some panasonic cameras can control the IS system from internal menus on REC mode. Best use is with tripod on BMPCC.
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There are many when used with a thread on 52mm Lens adapter available from most photo shops. You can put any 52mm lens or filter on that does not require power. I use `wide angle', `portrait', `zoom multiplier' lens and lots of different filters on mine. This camera works best with studio or otherwise good controlled lighting compared to point and shoot for really quality results. I personally use it most for shooting art for future limited edition print creations. Another benefit of this adapter is primary lens protection. When not using another "IN FRONT" mounted lens I leave on a UV filter to take the beatings time brings to you.
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Yes. Zoom and Focus are manual with the inner ring for the later.It s a little bit to freaky not so gradual control.Its endless so no physical connection with lens I guess.
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you can set it to auto or man its a switch on lens As for as usm its my understanding this is found on high price lens only
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This lens is only manual focus. No Auto anything - think of it as a lens on the end of a slinky.
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no, only in manual mode. in other modes the camera wont sense that the lense is attatched. hope that helps
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This mount does not allow you to take advantage of full functionality. Your auto lens must used in manual mode. I manual focus my lens in aperture mode and it works just fine. At this price you're not going to get bells and whistles, other than a solid, well made attachment for a fraction of the price of the full-function oem device.
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It's working fine with the autofocus mode on your lens, would also work with the manual focus but you would have to preset the focus on the lens. Michael