Aperture priority always defaults to F22?
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Re: Aperture priority always defaults to F22?
Aoi Usagi wrote:
In aperture priority, the camera will set the aperture to whatever setting you have the lens' aperture ring set as. Turn the aperture ring to F22 and the camera will be set to F22. Unless I'm missing something.
This issue only applies to lenses with the Aperture switch, these lenses do not have markings on the aperture ring. For example the XF18-55mm.
This is not relevant to lenses with actual aperture markings, such as the XF16-80mm.
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