this works with DX lenses right?
295030
Should work with both FX and DX fine (in manual focus of course). The Fuji will crop the FX to its own APS sensor area as any DX Nikon body would do. Ive used a variety of all lenses equally well.
352131
You don't say if your lens is DX or FX. If it is a DX lens designed for crop sensor camera like the D3300 or D5200 it will not work. You have to look at the camera side of the lens to see if there is clearance for the lens side of the converter which does extend beyond the mount surface. On DX lenses the back element at the mounting surface extends slightly so they would not mate.
1687026
It will work, this lens is a full frame lens, so it will work on both dx & fx bodies
1002097
Yes. On a DX camera you will get about a 1.5x crop factor making it similar to a 105-450mm lends but it will work just fine. You gain some equivalent magnification but lose some sharpness.
2183933
Im sorry I can't help you. I returned the converter because it would not fit my lenses&gt; It was compatible with my DX 3200. It was the lenses that was the problem.
1566271
It will work, but because it is designed for DX sensors, you FX sensor will only operate in crop mode. The focal length of the lens will not change. I would recommend a lens designed for an FX sensor to get full use out of your new camera body.
400572
YES...according to Nikon: Compatible Format(s) FX DX FX in DX Crop Mode 35mm Film
104491
This lens works perfectly with D80 and other Nikon's DX camera (D90, D7000 etc)
564300
It is a DX lens and will work on your camera because it works on my D600. I have a friend who thinks you should only use FX lens but my wife and I love this lens and it gives great quality photos!
886302
It will work without problem, just buy the Nikon mount and it will work the same way as what you already have with your Nikon lenses.
464302
The spec's I've seen on this lens indicate this as compatible with FX and DX cameras. This lens is my work-horse for shooting birds in flight with a D7000 (a DX camera body).
1850791
it may work to your DX lens, however, since the adapter has no wire connection, your lens basic become manually controlled lens. then, you really have to spend a lot of time to figure out how to set up speed and aperture. my experience: it dose not worth it.
470530
Yes, this lens will work fine with any Nikon DX body. I have been using the 18-70 ED IF on several Nikons with consistently superb results.
1431814
It sort of works with Nikon DX lenses (but everything is manually controlled for exposure, focus, aperture and shutter speed). If your DX lens does not have a manual aperture ring it is not much use since aperture will be stuck at highest F value (smallest aperture). The much more expensive FT1 adaptor is much more useful and retains the functions of the elctronic lenses (even autofocus if lens is Nikon with its own motor). I had fun with the fotodiox adaptor and old FX lens with manual aperture rings but now use the FT1 with FX and DX lenses.
2209795
Absolutely. In fact, it will give you a greater than 200mm effective focal length on a DX frame. I have used this lens on both a D5200 and D7100 (both DX cameras).
123024
I use it on my D7000 with no problems. I align the red dot with white dot (adjacent to the aperture ring) and it functions like my DX lenses.
270544
This should work on DX cameras such as the D5000. Serious overkill in my personal estimation, however. Because it is designed for FX cameras it is much larger, heavier and more expensive than similar DX 35mm primes.