can you use old canon and nikon lenses on it ?
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Hi Makikonu, Yes you can use old third party lenses by using a proper adapter. -Anthony
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Thank you for contacting us. You may use an old lens with the item you are inquiring about as long as you use the correct adapter to connect the two.
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Yes, sure.With a mirrorless camera, using proper adapters you can use almost 90% of the 35mm lenses
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Yes but you need an adaptor and they will be manual focus. There are lots of options for adaptors.
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As long as your older manual focus lenses use the same mount as on the D40x, you will be able to use them. The D40x uses in-lens autofocus and does not have a motor in the body the same way your current SLR does not.
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yes, but really best used with older Nikon lenses w/ manual aperture ring. also there are no electronic connections between the lens and camera body.
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Yes it can. As long as you get the Lenses with the Canon Mount you are good to go!!!
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If you get the lens with a canon mount, yes. Be advised, because of the convex lens, it does not accommodate screw on filters.
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You may be able to use the lens if it has the standard Nikon mount. However, you may find that the AutoFocus does not function, except in manual mode.
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You may use the old lenses with the digital camera. If the lenses have the A lock on the aperture ring the camera can still be in full auto mode. I have 4 lenses for my old 35mm camera and they all work with my new K20D.
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Yes, you can use almost any Nikon lens with that camera. I bought the 16/85 lens to replace my 18/200 as that lens was not sharp above 150mm and the 16/85 is sharp.
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I am a Canon user. I would expect that a lens with a Nikon mount should work on your camera.
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Yes, you'll be able to use that lens with the Fotodiox adaptor. And remember that you'll be using it manually.
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Yes, L grade lenses can (and should) be used with this camera. They represesnt the cream of the crop when it comes to Canon lenses, and you would be hard pressed to match their abilities using "other" glass. Take some time to determine which lenses will suit your needs most before investing.
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Not in the normal sense. The lens is not removeable, but Canon has a wide angle adapter for it, as well as one available from Schneider/Century. I own the Century WA and it works quite well. The built in lens goes from about a 35mm to quite a long telephoto throw. Check the specs.
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Yes, you can use a telephoto lenses on this camera as long as it is an E-mount type of lens like the SEL70200G. However, if you intended to use an A-mount type like the SAL70400G2 or SAL300F28G2, you are required to use an adapter (A-mount to E-mount). Model of the adapter is LAEA4. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Yes, If Your lenses are Canon EF and EF-S lenses other manufacturers lenses for Canon Camera may not work properly.
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As far as I have been able to determine there are no adaptors for canon lenses to nikon cameras and I'm told that the nikon lens to canon camera adaptors have horrible glass in them making a good lens basically worthless.
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If the lenses on the older camera are EF, then they should work. I had a Canon EOS Film camera and purchased the T3 digital body. Both my Canon EF 28-90mm and Canon EF 80-200 from the Film camera work fine.
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Yes, due to the longer flange distance of the Nikon F mount, you can use this adapter to use your wife's lenses on your Canon. If her lenses don't have an iris ring, you will have to adjust the aperture of the lens on her camera first, then mount to your camera.