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Originally Posted by al Asaad
Only if the camera body is in "P", "S" and/or other program/dummie modes. In full manual mode, ("M") or Aperture priority "(A") mode, the aperture is locked and does not move as the zoom factor changes.
In your/my Evolt cameras, when the body is in "M" or "A" mode, there is no active electical connection to the aperture mechanisms thus no activity.
When I (or anyone) use an adapter on my Evolt bodies (E500 & E510) to mount Pentax "K" mount lenses for example, there is utterly NO CONNECTION to the body at all.
That is: without a physical/electric (contact) connection, such a lens or its aperture CANNOT move (by definition) On a 4/3rds body, the focal length of any mounted lens is double the stated focal length: so my Vivitar Series 1 (62mm filter) 70-210mm Canon FD lens becomes a 140-420mm lens on my Evolt 500.
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I ultimately didn't get the Evolt...I opted for a slightly used Nikon D70.
My lenses are all 2.8, but to the point above, if he's shooting in manual mode, the fastest he can get is 3.5, correct?
Can you choose 3.5 when fully zoomed? Would you meter first, and then zoom?