Will this work with Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor Lens ?
1995981
It is not necessary for the the 50mm f1.8D. This is used to manually set the aperture on a G lens. This is useful for reversing a G lens which doesn't have an aperture ring. The 50mm f1.8D has an aperture ring so this would be redundant.
1995982
Yes it does, but it works best with a wider lens, Using a 50 doesn't have the same effect as using a 35mm.
1995983
You made me break out the camera bag and that lens to find out, but yes works as it should. You will need the lens mount in reverse ring as well for the front of the lens to mount to camera. Not knowing your level of photography, remember you wont have auto anything,except flash if selected), your camera needs to be in manual mode. Hope this helps.
1995984
Yes, you just still would need a separate body mounting adapter for reversing. But the aperture control works on all AF mount lenses.
2195209
This lens will shoot on a D3000, however, the D3000 does not have the internal autofocus motor, so I'm not sure it the AF feature will work. I know that the 50mm 1.8 will not auto focus on the D3000. Hope that helps.
1869389
Yes, of course it will work! Just be sure that your lens accepts a 58mm thread.
380184
No, its for the Nikon 1 Compact Camera System. Look up "50mm 1.8 Nikon" or "35mm 1.8 Nikon" for the equivalent lenses.
327265
It will work with any Nikon that the mount matches, however, it will be on a crop sensor, so you will extend the mm by approximately 1.5.
1577614
I just bought it but I haven´t it yet. I think the same that the other answer.If the lens is 72 mm and is compatible with Nikon F mount, ye, it will work.
1780603
Should work just fine. But you need to consider the 1.6 crop factor of your 50d.
235570
Cannot answer compatibility question, but I do like the lens (on my aging D50), and it uses a 67 mm circular polarizer.
930974
Yes. It works with any lens having a 58mm filter thread -like the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G- and any camera with a Nikon F-mount.Remember that the operation will be totally manual.
1931499
I don't have that particular lens but as long as one of the adaptor rings that come with the kit will screw onto the filter end of the lens, it should work.
931418
It works with a D300 & D50 as those are the body's I own , would not recommend a fixed F8 lense. Should have returned
1637265
If the diameter of your lens is 52mm, it will work. You can find out by looking at the paperwork that came with your lenses. The diameter is listed as a number followed by a 0 with a line through it. It might also be printed on the lens itself somewhere.
310804
I don't believe it will work. If there is a flange on the back of the lens that extends past the rear element, the adapter will not work. I have Olympus lenses with a short focal length and these all these have the flange. Even the 50mm macro has it so it will not accept the adapter.
1015942
Yes, they will work with the AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G lens. I use them on that lens all the time.
1412259
It mounts via included 49, 52, 55, 58, 62, 67 mm adapters on the filter ring of the lens. If your lens is any of these it should fit. If works fine with my Nikon 50/1.8 which is 52mm.
2142835
No. I bought mine for the 50mm 1.8 lens which is 52mm for the filter size. The 50mm 1.4 lens is 58mm for the filter size. This Fotodiox ring is built specifically for the 52mm filter size.
1670902
if you get the 42mm to 58mm adapter it should work IF Nikon did not change the lens thread on the lens. Look and it should say size, ie 42mm (or it might be 46mm I don't remember rightoff hand but the threadsize is marked)