Russ Becker Offline Upload & Sell: On
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Yes, that is true. I always operate in M mode, setting the Aperture and Shutter Speed and letting the camera set the ISO. If the situation has more or less non-changing lighting, I will also set the ISO. Use my Fuji's that way, use my Canon's that way. Just have to keep an eye on the ISO.
Unlike with all of my Canon EF glass, which has worked nearly flawlessly with the Fringer EF-FX adapter, the Nikkor 500 PF has no aperture control, regardless of what I have tried. It wouldn't be so bad if it locked the aperture at f/5.6 since that is what I would use the 500PF at, but it locks it up at f/11, which is why focus speed is so poor, and performance is not up to what the lens produces on a Nikon DSLR camera body. You don't acquire the 500mm PF because you want an f/11 lens.
Unfortunately, just because a lens is on Fringer's list doesn't mean that YOUR copy will work. A bit of a crap shoot.
Will probably acquire a gently used D500 so I can get some use out of this stellar piece of glass.
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