What type of lens mounts do the Nikon FE2s use?
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For manual focus lenses, you can use any AI or AIS lenses in the FE2 cameras. For auto focus lenses, you need to use lenses with an aperture ring. Hope this helps. Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business.
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This lens adapter is for mounting Nikon F-mount lenses onto Canon EF mount DSLR.Due to the design of the lens mount, F-mount is smaller than EF mount and can be adapted to fit EF mount DSLR but not the other way round.Hence, this adapter only works for you if you want to mount your current Nikon lens on your wife's Canon DSLR.
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I use a Kirk lens plate that replaces the Nikon plate. It is Arca Swiss compatible, so it can be placed on my ball head/tripod or monopod.
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Not 100% sure. The way you attach the lenses are by the use of magnets and a little pre-applied glue on the magnets.
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Item model number: 11-Tamron-Nikon Will connect a Tamron Adaptall 2 lens to a Nikon f-mount. I'm uncertain if it will work with other lenses.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nikon-80-200mm-f2-8-D-ED-AF-Lens-Shade-Kirk-tripod-mount-bundle-MINT-/270992492152?pt=Camera_Lenses&hash;=item3f18694678
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It can be used to mount any Nikon F-mount lens (AF or old manual lenses) on Nikon 1 (j1, j2, j3, v1 or v2) bodies. However, unlike the more expensive FT-1 adapter, which allows AF-S lenses to autofocus, you need to MANUAL focus ALL lenses when using this adapter.
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It depends, Quantaray sold them with many different mounts, you will need the one specifically for Nikon cameras. http://www.amazon.com/Quantaray-70-300mm-4-5-6-Macro-digital/dp/B00D0GTJU8/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431183733&sr=1-3&keywords=quantaray+70-300+nikon
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Hey Holly. That's one of the benefits of Nikon and the F mount. So long as it's F mount it will work. Their lens mount has evolved over the years, but it was always backwards compatible. I have a few lenses that are in the 30 year range and have no issues with them. By all means use them! some of those are gems.Acutally i only use a 50mm 1.2 AIS on my D600... and that's 31 years old.
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The lens comes with a lens mount attachment that is separate to the lens. Please make sure with the seller beforehand that you require an EF-S mount.
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Any lens with a canon mount is compatible, but canon doesn't list an 85mm f/2 lens - there's an 85mm f/1.2
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No, this lens uses a CX mount which is only found on the Nikon 1 series cameras. The D3200 uses the F mount. To my knowledge, there is no adapter that can be used to mount a CX mount lens on a F mount body (I own both CX mount and F mount bodies so I've already done a bit of research on this). The equivalent lens for the D3200 body would be the 35mm f1.8 DX.
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It depends, Quantaray sold them with many different mounts, you will need the one specifically for Nikon cameras. Quantaray 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Macro 1:2 Auto Focus Zoom for Nikon AF film and digital cameras
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It's for Canon FD mounts, The new ones are EF I believe. The FD lenses were discontinued in the early 90's.You also have to shoot in manual mode as autofocus will not work.
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Fotodiox makes excellent adapters having them on Canon/Sony/Fuji cameras. This particular adapter is excellent on my X-M1 which uses the same mount system as the XT-1 with all of my nikon 28/55/85/105/135/180/400mm lenses and several very wide angle Nikon zooms as well as the 24-120mm / 35-70mm / 80-200mm zooms in manual focus only. The iris adjustment is a very useful feature for the gutted Nikon G lenses which have no manual aperture control.
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This lens has a minimum aperture of f/45 (for Sigma, Canon and Konica Minolta mounts) or f/32 (for Nikon and Pentax mounts) Like the D3000 before it, the Nikon D3100 sports an AF-S lens mount, which lacks autofocus support for the older AF lenses whose focus mechanisms were driven from the camera. These lenses have what looks like a little screwdriver slot on their mounting flange that couples with a protruding, screwdriver-looking shaft on the camera body. A motor in the camera body is thus required to drive the lens mechanics to adjust focus. More recent Nikkor lenses have motors built into the lens body, which tend to be both faster and quieter than the old-style drive system, as well as allowing the camera body to be lighter, smaller and cheaper. These newer lenses carry an AF-S or AF-I designation in their name, and are the only types of lenses the D3100 can autofocus with. CPU-equipped lenses lacking built-in focus motors can be used in manual focus mode, and type G or D lens types will also support full 3D color matrix metering for more accurate exposures, particularly when flash is being used. (You can tell CPU-equipped lenses by the set of five electrical contacts arrayed on the side of the lens flange.)
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Mounting it on the J1 body allows you to use F-mount Nikon lenses. So basically an F-mount lens attaches to the FT-1 adapter, which attaches to the J1 body.