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No, the aperture won't work. Nikon consciously decided to remove compatibility with film cameras on all these new lenses. To Nikon, film is dead, yet they seem to still produce the only 35mm SLR left.

Strange marker atop Britton Peak. Canon EOS Rebel SL1

I recently subscribed to Barkbox, a dog-toy monthly service. All the bad reviews the company received were about the auto-renew, which was always selected as "on". But the website has a simple and easy way to cancel the subscription, which is what I did. I've signed up for one year and won't be charged after that. Folks don't understand that cancelling the "subscription" means you'll only pay for what you signed up for. You can't cancel your service once you've paid for the set amount of time, but you can at least ensure that you decide whether or not to renew. I bet if you tried hard enough you could even opt out from your designated service and get back the fees for unused months, but that's only a guess. Photo.net is criminal if they don't allow this.

Greed. Simple as that.

Auto-renew is just another manifestation of the greed which now seems to be the modus operandi for photo.net. It's all about monetizing the site. Things like auto-renew, which infuriate the aware, are cash cows to sites because so many people are UNaware. More to the point, of your question, you can dispute charges with the credit card company. It's absurd that you can't opt out once you subscribe. That's not just wrong, it's illegal and considered theft.

B-17 Flying Fortress "Aluminum Overcast" on its visit to Cedar Rapids. D500

Splashed rock, Minnesota. Fuji X-T20

My boat sorta looks like this one. In that my boat also has a hull. :) Fuji Gw690II, Ilford XP2 Super film

Keep the pics under 1000px wide, share up to 3. Travel seems to be a good theme. It might not look like much, but this is one of the few "decent" images I took riding the Amtrak train from Illinois to Kansas City. Canon EOS Rebel SL1

Seagull conversation? D500

I loved Minolta cameras. I own around 14-100 of them, and yes, shoot them with film.

Keep the pics under 1000px wide, share up to 3. The view from atop Britton Peak, Minnesota. Canon EOS REBEL SL1

Environmental portrait, Grand Portage National Monument, Minnesota. This re-enactor was kind enough to let me snap his portrait. They make food and drink at the fort, using period-appropriate tools. Fuji GW690II, FILM: Kodak Tmax 400

Schooner rounding Artist's Point, Grand Marais Minnesota. Nikon D800

But that Leica glow, man... it's like all their photos are knocked up. :)

Bagheera enjoying Lake Superior. Fujifilm X-T20

A beach far away Fuji GW690II, Ilford Delta 100 film

I believe he's swim halfway across Superior if I could throw it that far!

Canon EOS Rebel SL1

Arooooo! D500

If the shutter is staying open your film will be blank. Do you mean the lens iris? Also, are the batteries good? Sounds like the lens might need cleaning

Probably out of tune... Fuji GW690II, FILM: Ilford XP2

For what "ales" ya... Canon 10D

I'd say that was a loophole - but only if it was Swiss cheese.