Nikon N65 35mm SLR Camera "set aperture" Questions

...set the aperture to its smallest setting (largest f/number) and lock it. If you're using a lens without an aperture ring then it's a bit harder. You can only use the camera in Shutter priority or one ...

thank you for your help Set the aperture to its smallest opening (largest f/number) and lock it. You can control the aperture from the camera, the same way you do it on a lens without an aperture ring

aperture set to the smallest -- AutoFocus lenses have a lock on them to lock the aperture at the smallest. Some models, such as the N5, can be set to use either the lens' aperture ring or the camera's

aperture selection is either set automatically by the camera body (if in shutter priority or auto/program modes) or is done using the camera body controls when in aperture priority or manual modes. If

on manual mode - cannot get the aperture settings to appear - where the aperture numbers should show in the data panel there are two short dashes - -. I can adjust the shutter speeds in manual mode ...

...SET MY CAMERA ON THE APERTURE 22 AND ON THE SCREEN IT IS SAYING F8 AND IT WILL ONLY TAKE PICTURE IN THIS SETTING...IM NOT SURE WHAT IM DOING WRONG. Yes, on this camera you leave the aperture ring at ...

any aperture between maximum and minimum. If the lens is already set to minimum aperture then please report back for further options, but if my reply has solved your problem then please rate my answer

...set your camera so you manually control the shutter speed turn this dial too "TV" (Time Value). This setting will allow you to select the shutter speed and the aperture will open or close to achieve ...

set a daytime aperture and the aperture sticks, you get a wide open aperture and an overexposed shot, but at night, you have set an open or almost open aperture anyway. It is possible that the shutter

...set to its smallest aperture. Turn the aperture ring on the lens to its smallest aperture (largest f/number). You can control the aperture from the camera body, the same way as on a lens without an ...