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Hi All,
This is my first post. I've been lurking about for a few months now and looked over a lot of solid advice before I decided to purchase the Pentax K10D as my first digital SLR. I have two Pentax K1000 SE's and about 6 lenses that I've used since the early 90's. Made sense to continue with a Pentax product.
I purchased it with the kit lens (18-55).
My question is - some of the lenses I have used on the K1000 have the "A" on the aperture to the farthest left. In the case of my Tokina 28MM/f2.8, it is to the left of the 16. I understand this to be an "auto" setting. How does this work in conjunction with the auto focus of the digital? For instance, with the kit lens, when I push the shutter down, it focuses automatically. With the Tokina lens, it does not. I still have to focus manually, even if on the "A" setting. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks to all.
Rick
This is my first post. I've been lurking about for a few months now and looked over a lot of solid advice before I decided to purchase the Pentax K10D as my first digital SLR. I have two Pentax K1000 SE's and about 6 lenses that I've used since the early 90's. Made sense to continue with a Pentax product.
I purchased it with the kit lens (18-55).
My question is - some of the lenses I have used on the K1000 have the "A" on the aperture to the farthest left. In the case of my Tokina 28MM/f2.8, it is to the left of the 16. I understand this to be an "auto" setting. How does this work in conjunction with the auto focus of the digital? For instance, with the kit lens, when I push the shutter down, it focuses automatically. With the Tokina lens, it does not. I still have to focus manually, even if on the "A" setting. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks to all.
Rick