wil whis work with nikon if i had an Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Minolta MD/ MC Rokkor Lens or i must have other adapter??
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No, you must have a Minolta A adapter, works best with mirrorless cameras that don't have a glass element in the adapter to achieve infinity focus.
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I'm not familiar with Nikon's adapters, but these will take the standard adapter I use with other binos... Just unscrew the little plastic cap in front and screw the adapter in.
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I do no think it will work. The adapter I had WOULD NOT SENS THAT A LENS WAs on camera and I HAD CONSTANT MESSAGE ON SCREEN TELLING ME TO PUT A LENS ON CAMERA. I COULD NOT YSE CAMERA AT ALL. I would suggest going to the Nikon adapter as they do work and sense the lens.Lloyd
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This adapter is suitable if your Nikon lens has a manual aperture ring. You will need a different adapter if the lens does not.
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No. This adapter is for the older MD mount lenses. As far as I know this is the one you want: http://www.amazon.ca/Fotodiox-Adapter--Mount-Minolta-E-Mount/dp/B003Y2YE5S/
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This adapter is for Nikon F-mount to Canon EOS. I am not sure what adapter you need, but it is not this one in particular.
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Yes. This adapter will work with any lens that has a minolta MD type mount. I've been using one on my Panasonic AF-100 (a MFT system) with good results.
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No, this lens is for micro Four Thirds (mirrorless) cameras. The Nikon mount is different and the mirror in your camera necessitates a large flange focal distance. Adapters would not work because this lens needs a short distance from mounting flange to the sensor.
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Yes, it actually works fine with all the Nikon lens I have. Some of the lens though, will only work in manual focus mode if the lens does not have a motor itself...
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It should work just fine. Nikon has not changed their lens mount for many many years so there should be no problem. Just make sure the lens has a 2.8 aperture or the auto focus won't work properly.
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You will see from the description that this was meant to fit a Minolta "MD" lens. MD lenses were made in the early 1980s . Minolta introduced a new lens mount, the A system, breaking compatibility with its earlier manual-focus lenses in the MC and MD system. The A lens mount is still the same today, but some modifications have been made to the electronic contacts to facilitate new functions such as motor zoom (xi lenses, now discontinued) and a more sophisticated flash metering system (ADI). I don't know if Fotasy or any other maker produces an adaptor for a the "A" mount lenses. If you want to use this mount BUY A MINOLTA Rokkor MD LENS. They are found on eBay for very little money and are very, very good lenses. They are manual lenses so you will have to do the focussing yourself!
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Draz, this fotodiox adapter is not what you want. this adapts a lens with an M42 mount to be able to attach to the Canon EOS camera body. What you want is a nikon to EOS adapter. They are certainly on amazon, but it's not this adapter.
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No, it will not. This adapter in particular will only work with Minolta MD MC Mount Lenses.
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Yes. Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter, Nikon Lens to Micro Four Thirds Cameras. $24. Nikon lens becomes manual focus and aperture. Camera works in manual. I would advise that you get one per nikon lens and keep it attached to the Nikon lens for faster lens swapping. The optics with the adapter are amazing and the image is brilliant.
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Hi, I was not able to use this even on my Nikon. The distance between the lens and the adapter was too great to be functional. I ended up returning this item and buying a used bellows and slide copier on eBay. Hope this helps.
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You need to get the optional lens adapter for F-mount lenses:Nikon FT-1 F-Mount AdapterYou can read the limitations and specifications under the description of the adapter. Not all Nikkor lenses ever made will work, auto-focus won't work with lenses that don't have autofocus motors in them, field of view is altered, etc. Still, it means there are far more lenses available for the Nikon 1 system than any other mirrorless camera. I would imagine that would be more important to someone with a collection of Nikkor lenses than for someone just trying to decide what camera to buy. You need to get the optional lens adapter for F-mount lenses:Nikon FT-1 F-Mount AdapterYou can read the limitations and specifications under the description of the adapter. Not all Nikkor lenses ever made will work, auto-focus won't work with lenses that don't have autofocus motors in them, field of view is altered, etc. Still, it means there are far more lenses available for the Nikon 1 system than any other mirrorless camera. I would imagine that would be more important to someone with a collection of Nikkor... » Read More You need to get the optional lens adapter for F-mount lenses:Nikon FT-1 F-Mount AdapterYou can read the limitations and specifications under the description of the adapter. Not all Nikkor lenses ever made will work, auto-focus won't work with lenses that don't have autofocus motors in them, field of view is altered, etc. Still, it means there are far more lenses available for the Nikon 1 system than any other mirrorless camera. I would imagine that would be more important to someone with a collection of Nikkor lenses than for someone just trying to decide what camera to buy. « Show Less
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yes, this works with nikon and canon it is important that your camera has a standard hot shoe, this model comes with adapters for all sizes of lenses