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10 Feb 2016
Hi, I bought a canon 28mm f/2.8 FD lend off ebay for reverse macro work. Just received the item today, but I don't seem to be able to get the aperture to change. Attached is a pic of the lens. you can see the aperture blades and they remain in the same position even if i change the aperture setting from 2.8
21 Dec 2009
16 Sep 2011
12 Jun 2009 I just bought a 50mm FD Lens from ebay and while I wait for my adapter to come in (I have an EOS mount camera), I wanted to test out the mechanics because it makes a rattling sound when gently shaken. The focusing is smooth (mechanically), but I am unable to change the aperture by manipulating the
9 Jun 2011 I just received this great looking Canon FD f1.4 50mm lens by mail today, however, I can't get the aperture blades to show. I've tried . I have a couple of other FD lenses which work fine with AE-1 or on Rayqual. Luckily, by simply manually working the stop-down lever, I was able to un-stick the blades.
I noticed that the aperture blades on the FD lenses don't move in or out when the aperture ring is rotated when the lens is off the camera. .. For anyone with Canon A1-E and Aperture not working in manual mode the switch on front on camera to right of lens (aperture preview switch) has been moved when
I just purchased 4 Canon FD lenses for my af-100 and am using the Rainbow FD to M 4/3 adapter which I have heard great things about, but when the lens is attached to the adapter the aperture just goes wide open and cannot be adjusted. Is this normal?
If instead your FD lens locks with a rotating metal ring, you will need to remove the two ball bearings inside the aperture ring. 3. Removing the spring holding Because the aperture ring is designed to only drive the aperture in one direction, you need to manually link the aperture ring to the diaphragm. Here I used a short
As i have no praxis-experience with lenses i am also surprised that you can turn the aperture ring while the lever is NOT engaged. . This is the "FL mode" of the lever, which allowed the then-new FD lenses to be used on the older FL-mount Canon cameras which had fully manual aperture control.
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