Lensbaby

Hello, I apologize if this topic has been discussed previously. But I still have doubts if Lensbaby Composer Sweet 35 With Pro Optic (For Nikon F) works with the Nikon D90. Automatic light metering is possible by shooting in aperture priority mode?
Thanks.

Use aperture mode,the light meter is similar in most cameras,if your photos is over/or underexposed,use the exposure compensation setting.

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Homer Simpson

Nikons are generally a bit more fiddley than ther DSLRs when it comes to metering, but it is possible. I think you have to take a reading manually then change a setting then take a picture, or something like that. Try searching the forum for other threads on the subject (sorry, that wasn't much help. I can tell you how to meter on a Pentax if that's any use :)).

Nikon d90 have a light metering in the camera's body.
Use Aperture priority and have fun, the Nikon's metering system does the rest.

Sorry I'm late to the party. I'm relatively new to the forum and just came across this post. One of the cameras I shoot with is a D90 and it will only shoot in manual mode with the Lensbaby.