lumix gf1 and nikon lenses ?
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In July I bought the Voigtlander Micro 4/3 Adapter for Nikon F lenses through Amazon.com from Photo Village because, just like ACEZAT, I wanted the flexibility to use my old Nikon lenses occasionally on my Panasonic GF1. This adapter is well-made and works well, and Photo Village was lightning fast in delivery. It is a real treat to match the digital flexibility of the GF1 camera body with the superb old Nikon optics I have had sitting unused for years. I particularly like the results from the 500mm f/8 Reflex-Nikkor C. Mounted to the GF1 with the Voigtlander adapter, it effectively doubles in perceived focal length, becoming an f/8 1000mm lens! When adapting old optics to the GF1, don't expect the automatic exposure and image stabilization features of current Micro Four-Thirds lenses. You will need to manually focus, and use the stop-down metering method. A tripod or very well braced stance is advisable to avoid camera shake with adapted long lenses. Just think of it as a way of reconnecting with your old photographic skills. If you are not prepared to manually focus or to use stop-down metering, don't bother with trying to adapt old lenses to the GF1: choose current lenses from either Panasonic Lumix or the Olympus Micro Four-Thirds ranges.
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No and the nikon G lens does ont have manual apature and requires a special adapter not recomonded.
128284
Not without some sort of adapter - which I don't know of but may exist. This lenses is for the Nikon 1 system cameras ( V1, V2, J3, etc.). The Nikon d7100 is a DX camera and uses DX or FX lenses.
521624
I purchased gx1 with power zoom 14-42/3.5 Lumix GX, this lens has 37mm filter size. I also have a 45-200/4, this lens has a 52mm filter size. I bought Tiffen UV filters to protect the lens.
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Yes it will. Bought it for my dad who has a Panny First gen GF1. I was using an Olympus EPL2 (micro 4/3) and it worked. I also currently have an OMD (also a micro 4/3) which I have not formally tried but they are officially compatible. There us a newer model which has HD video capability if that's your thing now. Also, Olympus does do a 14-150mm lens which is lighter and cheaper although more soft if that is your thing.
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The GF3 can be purchased as a body only OR with a standard kit lens. If you bought the body only, you'd then have to purchase a micro 4/3 lens (either from panasonic or olympus). If you bought the body + standard kit lens, it's ready to use as is.
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Yes it should. The DMC-GF3KK a micro four thirds interchangeable lens camera and therefore will be able to accept all micro four third lenses. In fact according to one review... "Panasonic has put a lot of work in on this [auto focus] and the GF3 is claimed to focus in just 0.18 sec (approx) with the LUMIX G VARIO HD 14-140mm f/4.0-5.8 ASPH. MEGA O.I.S. lens mounted (www.techradar.com).
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I assume you mean what type of Nikon camera: any of the Nikon 1 cameras. It's an excellent lens, in my experience.
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I would recommend to you Panasonic LUMIX G 20mm f/1.7 and even more Panasonic 25mm f/1.4 Leica DG Summilux - I use both for more than 5 years and they are excellent, sharp and fast. Nowadays, more fast lenses are coming but I don't have them so can't recommend.
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I have the gf3 and mine will say that if I have it on autofocus. Put the focus in manual and click away after getting the focus, shutter, iso etc how you want for your photo. Fun lil lens. Ive gotten some great shots with this.
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I purchased the Lomography to assemble with by Grandson this summer. I have not had the chance to do so yet. Everything I have is Nikon. I know I will probably try to swich lenses. But I am not sure how to go about it yet since the camera will stay in the box and will be for awhile. I do know you can do a lot with You gaffer's tape. Sorry I can do more he help.
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Yes with no problems. Same item except for the Leica logo and price... I switch the viewfinder between my GF1 and the D-Lux 5.
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Depends on the lens. The 60mm macro from nikon works reasonably well but you can't get as close. It's important to note that your photos won't be as sharp with the V1 but the V3 produces good results. The real benefit of the FT1 is with longer focal length lenses like the 18-200 and 70-300. I use mine with primes like the 35 and 50 1.8 lenses and get excellent results. Slower lenses only really work in ideal lighting, so a macro will need good light to get the best results. You can get pretty close with a 35 mm prime.
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I think this lens is only for the Nikon 1 System. This is a beautiful lens.
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Yes. I have a gf3 and gx1 and a few point n shoots, all Lumix brand. They all have the needed mount hole. It's really down to the weight of the camera (plus lens). Too big and the extender becomes unworkable, and would probably break.
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No most certainly not! The Nikon 1 lenses have a much smaller image circle, different bayonet and much shorter flange focal distance then Nikon F mount lenses, making them incompatible with Nikon DX or FX cameras. Conversely, Nikon F mount lenses can be used on the Nikon 1 with the FT1 adapter.
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while the 10-30 and 30-100 are very good. I bought the 10-100 lens for the easy of having one lens to deal with. the nikon 1 series camera has a fast autofocus so i didn't want to slow down by changing lens.