Artur Ledchowski wrote:
4) floating elements - the feature that appears several times with certain
lenses.
It's those elements that you can hear and feel rattling inside when you
shake an AF lens ;-)
Now seriously. It's a feature used to focus a lens by moving an
internal optical group instead
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From: Artur Ledchowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
5) the AF/MF clutch in the SMC FA* 24/2 AL (IF) - I held
this lens once and
didn't notice any AF/MF switch (I might have missed it of
course) so where's
that clutch and what is it supposed to do?
The clutch is
5) the AF/MF clutch in the SMC FA* 24/2 AL (IF) - I held this lens once and
didn't notice any AF/MF switch (I might have missed it of course) so
where's
that clutch and what is it supposed to do?
Just pull the focus ring. :-)
regards,
Alan Chan
This lens doesn't automatically stop down when you take the picture.
Put a normal f2 lens on your camera, turn it to f8 and you still have a
bright viewfinder, but the lens will stop down to f8 when you take the picture.
Put the K28/3.5 shift lens on the camera. Turn the shift lens to f8 to
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