Will this work on a Nikon F3 or older Nikon film bodies?
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I must amend my previous statement; this seems to be a model that allows infinity focus. I have several types and some do not.
1049578
As long as its a DX mount this should work. I used it on my d3100 but there's no infinity focus
930974
Yes. It works with any lens having a 58mm filter thread -like the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G- and any camera with a Nikon F-mount.Remember that the operation will be totally manual.
931418
It works with a D300 & D50 as those are the body's I own , would not recommend a fixed F8 lense. Should have returned
839200
The lens has the standard Nikon mount, so it should work with any Nikon camera back compatable to the 90's and maybe earlier (not sure when the diaphragm connections became electronic rather than mechanical). Going to be small maximum aperture with multiplier, so focus might be difficult.
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Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem setting focus and aperture by hand. Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem... » Read More Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem setting focus and aperture by hand. « Show Less
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If the model number of the battery that came with your Nikon DF camera was EN-EL12, then it should work. To be certain, contact the battery vendor for verification.
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Don't know, sorry. I got mine for FD mount Canon, F-1 35mm film cameras.FD mounts were discontinued in 1987.I do not own digital cameras
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.
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If the older 35mm is Nikon brand, of course works!! almost nikon cameras digital or not is compatible
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No. This lens is specific to the Nikon 1 system. It was designed for mirrorless application. It will not work on any Nikon F-mount system (D90, D300, D700, D5100, D7000, etc...). If you have a Nikon 1 body (V, J, or S series) you can buy an adaptor in which you can use F-mount lens with a crop factor of 2.7.
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Should work but for Nikon or Canon there are other that you may be interested for better features.
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http://www.nikonusa.com/en_US/o/WBqMZFjDl2eU0uluIvskYJxzlYg/Misc/F-mount-compatibility-FT1.html
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Yes. It will work, because both these bodies support lenses that do not have internal autofocus lenses like this one. Plus the lens is great fun to use, with very good picture quality.
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It should. All Nikon bodies have been using the same F-mount since 1959. It also has CPU prongs that will transmit exposure information from the lens to the body. However, I would not use this on a D90. I just tried it on my D70 and it will not auto-focus. Other discussion forums also note that the D90 has a very hard time focusing with this attached. I had to switch to manual focus and focus by sight because the in-camera indicator was not accurate enough.
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Chloe, The short answer is yes this will work on the T3i. It will work an any camera that can use an EF lens. This screws on to the filter threads on the front of the lens and then you mount the lens on backwards. These work great. You will notice the aperture will read F00 this is because there is not a communication between the lens and body. Have fun and enjoy macro photography on the cheap. I love mine.
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It will work for any nikon mount, it does not have the contacts for AF/DOF or anything like that though, so in that respect it wont work. However you can still use manual focus with it.
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Yes, it will work just fine. This is a huge strength of Nikon bodies and lenses.