Alex writes:
> I thought the link was electronic, not mechanic.
The electronic contact in an "A" lens only communicates the minimum and
maximum apertures. This is so the body knows what the limits are in
program mode (so it won't try to set an f/5.6 lens to f/2.8, or try to set f/32
when th
Thanks,
I thought the link was electronic, not mechanic.
Alex
"Peifer, William [OCDUS]" wrote:
>
> Hi Alex,
>
> The K lenses -- just like the A, F, & FA -- have a mechanical linkage in the(...)
>
> Bill Peifer
> Rochester, NY
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It's easy to use K lenses on a PZ-1p. Due to a mechanical linkage, the
camera will know where the aperture ring is set, so you don't have to use
stop down metering. It will meter wide open and stop the lens down
automatically just like the A, F and FA lenses. What you will lose is
matrix meter
it will meter wide open
it just wont CHANGE the aperature for you,
you have to do that manual in all functions!
At 03:27 PM 3/21/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have only KA lenses and I was thinking to buy one K lens but
>first I would like to know how it works on the PZ-1P. Let me explain
>be
Alex wrote:
>For K lenses, do I need to close the diaphragm (press DOF
>button) while adjusting the shutter speed to have the correct
>exposure?
Hi Alex,
The K lenses -- just like the A, F, & FA -- have a mechanical linkage in the
mount which tells the camera body where the aperture ring is set.
"Alexandre A. P. Suaide" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have only KA lenses and I was thinking to buy one K lens but
> first I would like to know how it works on the PZ-1P. Let me explain
> better. the KA lenses works wide open because the electronic contacts
> tell the camera which aperture was set in
Hello,
I have only KA lenses and I was thinking to buy one K lens but
first I would like to know how it works on the PZ-1P. Let me explain
better. the KA lenses works wide open because the electronic contacts
tell the camera which aperture was set in the lens. I don't need to close
the diaphragm
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