How To: using Rokinon 500mm f8.0 High Definition Telephoto lense
kleatus
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I own a Rokinon Digital 500mm f8.0 High Definition Telephoto lense. I can mount it on the camera chasis.
It clicks and locks in. When I attempt to capture an image, An error message appears on the LCD display,
which reads:
" Lens Not attached".
What must I do to configure both pieces to work together?:D
It clicks and locks in. When I attempt to capture an image, An error message appears on the LCD display,
which reads:
" Lens Not attached".
What must I do to configure both pieces to work together?:D
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Your profile shows that you have a Nikon D60. Is that the camera issuing the message?
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Hi Kleatus,
I own one of these lens and all I do is set it to M for Manual and away you go. It's the only setting that recognises the lens. BTW, I use a D50 and D3000 - no dramas!
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Hi Ziggy.... saw your post. Maybe you can help me. I sure hope so. I have the D60, the Rokinon 500mm f8.0 and I get the lens not attached message as well. Therefore it will not allow a shot. BUT it will shoot in manual, but doesn't record to the sd. I have since verified the camera will record with other lenses. I would appreciate any and all suggestions.
thanks.
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I believe that you need to use both Manual Focus mode and either Manual metering mode or Aperture Priority metering mode on the camera.
See pages 61-62 of your User Manual for how to set up for manual focus (MF), or download a PDF copy from Nikon here:
http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/noprint/D60_ennoprint.pdf
I suspect that you already know how to set Manual metering mode and Aperture Priority metering mode. If not, see pages 39-46 of the user manual. (I don't believe that metering will work with that lens on a D60, but at least you should be able to fire the shutter.)
I believe that focus confirmation "should" work, with an audible beep (if turned on) and visual indication in the viewfinder.
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