An aperture de-click switch on a camera lens allows photographers to toggle between a "clicked" and "de-clicked" aperture ring. When the aperture ring is clicked, it adjusts in distinct steps, producing audible and tactile feedback as you change the aperture. This is useful for still photography, where precision is often important. However, in videography, a de-clicked aperture ring provides smooth, continuous aperture adjustments, preventing noticeable jumps in exposure while filming. This is especially beneficial when adjusting the depth of field or exposure during a scene.
There are
118 lenses with
Aperture De-Click Switch in our database. The latest released lenses with
Aperture De-Click Switch are the
Tamron 12-20mm f2.8 E-Mount, the
Tamron 12-20mm f2.8 Z-Mount and the
Viltrox 35mm f1.8 II EVO E-Mount. You can search and filter these lenses using the buttons below.
