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D5500 & 18-200 Zoom lens anomaly ??? URGENT PLEASE
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<blockquote data-quote="Brian L" data-source="post: 499191" data-attributes="member: 40828"><p>Hi Okulo - This is showing exactly the same issues I have with my camera/lens combination. Since my last update I have managed to try out the 18-300 Nikon lens and this too exhibits the same over exposure. Try this on your lens. Set to APERTURE mode and set at lowest setting ie F3.5 or whatever and take a picture then take the same picture at say F8 and see if there is a difference. The speed and ISO make no difference to this test so don't worry about them. I'll put money on the lowest F No being around 1 stop darker than the F8 picture. The cause is the mechanical arm in the lens which as a 'acceptable range of variance' according to Nikon !!! Please let me know how you get on trying this and feel free to reply in a PM to me if you want. Either way I'd be really interested in the results !</p><p>Brian</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian L, post: 499191, member: 40828"] Hi Okulo - This is showing exactly the same issues I have with my camera/lens combination. Since my last update I have managed to try out the 18-300 Nikon lens and this too exhibits the same over exposure. Try this on your lens. Set to APERTURE mode and set at lowest setting ie F3.5 or whatever and take a picture then take the same picture at say F8 and see if there is a difference. The speed and ISO make no difference to this test so don't worry about them. I'll put money on the lowest F No being around 1 stop darker than the F8 picture. The cause is the mechanical arm in the lens which as a 'acceptable range of variance' according to Nikon !!! Please let me know how you get on trying this and feel free to reply in a PM to me if you want. Either way I'd be really interested in the results ! Brian [/QUOTE]
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