MikeM58

Seeing this is a very old thread, does this information still hold true with today's version of PS?

Thanks... figured that it was something that I was simple that I had missed when looking at the manual. I use Douglas Klostermann's guide, for this camera, to help me figure things out. BTW, LOVE ...

So, I just got a astro-modified D7500.  Took it out for the first time last night and an interesting thing happened.... I was doing 90, timed exposures of the nights sky. I was using my external ...

This is what I have done....... I mounted the camera (D5600) on a tripod and set the camera to Manual. The lens was set to f/22. Using the aperture controls on the camera... not the lens... I took ...

I need some help with this lens. I just purchased a used Rokinon 135mm ED UMC lens for my Nikon. Now I have checked to see that the blades move when I turn the ring from f/2 all the way to f/22, so ...

I should look. Thanks!

That's an idea.

Yeah, the Tamron is a pain to bring on the plane. So was looking for another direction to go.

I currently have the D5600 and D7100. I was wondering if it's worth getting a teleconverter instead of another lens that's close to what I already have? I have a 70-300mm but a 80-400mm would be a ...

I probably misstated what the lenses were... so it appears that they are FD lens. I have about a half dozen of them. I hate to just throw them away if they could be used.

Canon lenses from my old AE1... film. Which I think is the problem.

Yes I do need an adapter. The lenses don't connect. Different connectors on them. I've tried. Doesn't even come close.

They're EF lenses.

Found my answer. Looks like it's a lost cause with these old lenses. From what I've gathered, focusing to infinity will be an issue with these lenses. Well, I tried to see if any thing has changed ...

Newbie... so not sure if this is the right forum, if not, let me know and I'll move it to the correct one. My question is simple: I have a collection of Canon lenses, from my film days and was ...

My intent was to use it for emission nebula. I've just learned that this is a Ha modified camera. This information came from a person who stated that he does modifications to SL1's so that this ...

I've been told both Full Spectrum or Ha modified. Can't seem to find a clear answer to what I have here. Finding out has been harder than I thought it would be.

Forgot to add that NO FILTERS were used.

I got this "modified" camera and for the life of me, I can't figure out how it was modified. The seller said it was but wasn't sure how for he wasn't the one to have it done. Anyone have a guess as ...

I thank everyone for the information. It make sense.