Originally posted by thibs Thank you Fogel. As I wrote, there's no aperture ring at all in this 'definition'.
Of course not, but the meaning is that the lens is made for film camera and also work on digital.
Working on film cameras mean that you can fully use it with your film camera. If you have a MZS, you will not have any Av or M modes.
FAJ are made for Crippled KAF2 ( meaning taht you need to control your aperture from the body )
I think that D-FA lenses will be only the 50 and the 100 macro that we already know. When Pentax will launch a FF DSLR, there will be a new "name"
You already mentionned FAJ, like the 18-35mm FAJ, made for the *ist D. Why such a lens like this 100mm macro will be name like D-FA...? It is a FAJ