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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 272077" data-attributes="member: 16090">Most of the Nikon DSLR can use AIS lenses. The least you can get is manual exposure on cheaper bodies, and Aperture priority exposure on the rest. There seems to be some lever in the lense which is interfering with the aperture changes. (The Rabbit Ear on the AIS lenses rotates with aperture changes to indicate to the older bodies the set aperture. If it is jammed by the body then aperture will not change) In your case get the lense checked, either professionally, or on a Film Camera or on the higher end bodies, to ensure that the lense is working. In case the lense if fine, you mat have to get rid of the "Rabbit Ears".</blockquote>