Regina, there's no such limit with the Df. I used a 55 1.2 for many years with the camera and I know i didn't always have the lens
at f/1.2.
milt wrote: GeorgeBo wrote:
Is the aperture “snappy” when not mounted to the camera? If you move the aperture arm on the lens do the blades open and close easy and quickly? I had sticky blades on a lens once and was giving me over exposure issues by not stopping down quick enough when shooting.
Just random thoughts.
G
When not mounted to the camera, the blades open and close as they should. I do not believe it is sticky.
Regina, there's no such limit with the Df. I used a 55 1.2 for many years with the camera and I know i didn't always have the lens
at f/1.2.
milt wrote: GeorgeBo wrote:
Is the aperture “snappy” when not mounted to the camera? If you move the aperture arm on the lens do the blades open and close easy and quickly? I had sticky blades on a lens once and was giving me over exposure issues by not stopping down quick enough when shooting.
Just random thoughts.
G
When not mounted to the camera, the blades open and close as they should. I do not believe it is sticky.
