I have a NikkorAF30-70 connected to a C-mount camera via an adapter.Will this adapter allow aperture control (not reversed lens)?
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Yes it will control your aperture. But the reverse mount ring will connect your lens to the adapter and camera too if you wish
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yes the adapter works with that, this lens requires complete manual control though
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Yes. Ring controls aperture on both newer G lens and my older AI lenses. Takes some getting used to. You'll have no f stop data displayed anywhere.
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I do not know anything about Sony adapters only Nikon. Most of my new lenses do not have aperture rings. The aperture is adjusted via a dial on the camera that adjusts the lens through the contacts that transfers the connection from the camera to the lens.
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If the lens is a Nikon G and has electronic aperture then yes, you will be able to control it. That is what the silver ring is pictures above. However, it is very touchy and no one but metabones currently makes a professional quality adapter. And Metbones adaptors are north of $125. This adaptor also allows for some significant play when the lens is attached and the adaptor is attached to the camera.
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Newer autofocus lenses like the 70-300 have an aperture mechanism that will remain fully closed (f36 or 22, etc) with this type of lens adapter. Although the lenses will physically fit, this renders them rather useless. This particular style of adapter is best suited to older, manual aperture lenses- the ones with a dedicated aperture ring.
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sorry dont know about the nikkor i have a tamron 70-300 1:4-5.6 in my case hope that helps
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Yes dear Keith it's work but the aperture will be controled from the lens , its depends your lens features .
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Fotodiox makes excellent adapters having them on Canon/Sony/Fuji cameras. This particular adapter is excellent on my X-M1 which uses the same mount system as the XT-1 with all of my nikon 28/55/85/105/135/180/400mm lenses and several very wide angle Nikon zooms as well as the 24-120mm / 35-70mm / 80-200mm zooms in manual focus only. The iris adjustment is a very useful feature for the gutted Nikon G lenses which have no manual aperture control.
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I have used this extension with a Nikon D60 with Nikon 18-135 mm AF-s Nikor DX lens. The lens has no manual aperture control so I had to epoxy a tab into the tube to force the aperture control up to about f8. Then set camera and lens both to "Manual" mode. You would probably have to do the same -- these tubes pass no electronic data between lens and camera. I don't know the compatibility of the N75 with the DX format lens mount. My guess is the extension would mechanically fit your camera and lens but that is only a guess. Good luck. -- S
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Yes. But you don't necessarily have full control of aperture settings. But it works.
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possible yes. practical no. focus and aperture will manual. be sure adapter will allow for G type lens for aperture control. must do not.
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I would think so. I used it on a full-frame a7 (the Tokina is designed for the smaller APS-C). So don't see an issue with the frame size. As for the aperture control, seemed to work well. I didn't use the focus though I understand it works, though not as fast as the lens would work on a Canon body.
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I also have a K mount SLR zoom lens. This adaptor allows me to use it on my Nikon DSLR 3200 that has the F mount. Works fine in manual Mode, auto functions do not work with my older lens.
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No autofocus control. Just aperture control. This adapter has no electronic conectors.
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There is no electronic communication between the lens and camera. So, the AF will not work. There is no such an adapter will allow Nikon Lens work with MFT exit yet.
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the adapter has a ring that lets you adjust aperture. yould set exposure, check the lcd screen & shoot. if you change subject, subject distance, light changes you will again have to adjust your exposure. just like in the old film days. reminder- this adapter is for manual exposure/ manual focus only when you use maxxum / sony lenses on a nikon af/ d series camera