I own a D40 but dont know much... As far as the #'s go on the lens, the lower # the aperture is open less, right? The higher #'s is letting more light in? So you have to compensate with the exposure settings?
*for example the lens posted in the previous post says 1:3.5-5.6*
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I own a D40 but dont know much... As far as the #'s go on the lens, the lower # the aperture is open less, right? The higher #'s is letting more light in? So you have to compensate with the exposure settings?
The smaller the f/stop #, the more light & focusing. Vice verse for the larger F/stop #
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I own a D40 but dont know much... As far as the #'s go on the lens, the lower # the aperture is open less, right? The higher #'s is letting more light in? So you have to compensate with the exposure settings?
the lower the #, the MORE it opens ... the higher the number the less it opens
try using an aperture priority (might be S mode for a d40) ... you pick the aperture, camera picks the exposure
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