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Camera: Nikon D3100, in manual speed. Lens: Hoya, 50mm manual focus and aperture.
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Manual focus? Wow
Hard? well, it depends on many things. The number f you have, for example. With a low aperture, it's not so difficult. It becomes more complicated if the object is moving, and/or the aperture is wide (f2 for example).
I think all lens have the option of automatic focus or manual. I suggest you to try, it makes the photography more interesting
I supose that when you have practice it's not difficult at all
One must be super quick!
Hmmmmm mine may be able to.. I don't know how to do it, though.
Anyway, this lens is a 50mm, so the use most common for it
are portraits, etc. I've never tried with a tele-lens (is it the word? sorry for my english
The usual lens (18-55 mm, that are sold with the cameras) have the focusing just in front of the zoom. However, you must unlock that option (usually, there's a pin on the left side); if not, you'll not be able to move the focusing.
Tell me when you've got the results!
Good luck!
I'll definitely try
Thanks