>
>
> Since this is a fixed
>> aperture, T-mount lens, there's no diaphragm to stop down, so
>> that's just more unnecessary mechanical motion.
>>
>> Now the questions:
>>
>> 1. What would be involved in disabling that function?
>
Walt, Here's another question. Since there is no diaphragm to stop down
would it make much difference if you did disable the mechanism? Seems
like most of the movement would be from the aperture blades but there
aren't any.
mike
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