If I have several Nikon lenses, and only one Canon camera, do I need several of these adapters (one for each lens), or just one adapter?
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I suggest buying ONE first to confirm that the adapter is compatible. I purchased 4 units one for each lens but none of them fitted correctly.Unusable.
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I suggest buying ONE first to confirm that the adapter is compatible. I purchased 4 units one for each lens but none of them fitted correctly. Unusable.
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You can use one for all of your lenses. it comes off with your lens when you take it off the camera, but if your in rush to change lenses it might be beneficial to have one on each lens
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Works great but camera will only operate on "manual". I have approximately 15 Nikon lenses of various generations. Some are unique like a 8mm fisheye oand a 500 mm mirror lens. These can now be used with my Canon 5D. Great item for utilizing otherwise idle glass.
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Additionally, when I researched the various brands of adapters for my Canon FD lenses, the brand that other users recommended was the Fotodiox brand adapter, and there was a good reason for this, I just can't remember what that reason was. I purchased a Fotodiox brand adapter and it has worked well.
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No, one adapter will do it. So, if you buy one complete system, that comes with an adapter, and add-on cameras after that, you'll be fine.
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Fotodiox sells a variety of lenses on their site to fit this set up, but I don't believe you can use more than one at a time.
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My adapter allows focus with all my OM lenses. I even machined an additional adapter to attach all my Pentax 6x7 lenses. That's a total of 8 lenses. However, focus needs to be done manually.
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As long as you ask for the Nikon adapter. Not sure what it's called, for the Canon it's a "T" adapter.
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I have the Nikon adapter and it fit my F mount lenses. This is a manual adapter and I purchased it because I had older lenses I cared to used on my new digital camera. Simple adapter and works as expected.
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you ordered the canon one, you need the nikon mount model. Sigma makes lenses for just about all mounts. you ordered the wrong one.
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I only use the one adapter ring for all. If you use separate ones, I'd think you run the risk of wrecking the thread on the camera. I'd rather wreck the threads and replace the filter than the camera! (Keeping the camera and adapter as one unit)
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Hi. I don't think so. I put my Nikon D80 with 1 lens attached. I cannot put a second lens in. If the lenses are not attached, I can put both lenses and the camera body in, but there's no room for the battery charger.
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We have had good results with the Redrockmicro adapters.http://store.redrockmicro.com/Catalog/Still-Photo-Accessories/Nikon-to-Canon-EF-Lens-Mount-Adapter.html
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with proper adapter for Nikon no problem,as long you have your camera on manual be careful note the adapter is very unstable to sustain the lens attached to the camera, as matter of fact my adapter stripped after few days of working. i suggest to screw the adapter on to the lens first, then line up to the camera and twist make sure you steady on the lens
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Hi Patrick, This adapter comes with the T-Mount needed for a Canon DSLR so if that is what you mean, you don't need to add anything. The adapter allows the camera with the adapter attached to be inserted into a 1.25" eyepiece tube. The main problems would be making the telescope off balance and camera shake, but they are not problems with the adapter.
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This is for a Nikon 1 J1 or V1 camera. If you wanted to use it on another Nikon you will probably have to buy an adapter. Check Nikon.com to see what lenses are compatible with your camera.
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I think the adapter is intended to adapt the new 'M' series lens mount to the other standard Canon lenses. I use it to enable me to use my Canon EF and EF-S lenses on the EOS M. Works very well for that, but the rebel, to my knowledge, is not compatible with the m-series of lenses.
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This adapter is suitable if your Nikon lens has a manual aperture ring. You will need a different adapter if the lens does not.