can I mount Nikon F lenses with this adaptor too? or i need to buy a nikon F to nex adaptor ?
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You need to buy the Nikon F to Nex adapter. I find it convenient to have one adapter per lens as the Fotodiox brand is economical.
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Check this site for compatibility: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/acil/accessories/mount_adapter_ft1/compatibility.htm
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I use this lens/adapter with nex-f3, and there isn't any lens correction needed imho. The edge when wide open will be fuzzy-ish, but that adds a nice uniqueness to what you shoot with this lens, at least for me. It ain't a Leica, but that doesn't mean you can't get great photos from this fun to use lens. I bought a different adapter though, this one is a bit skimpy
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http://www.nikonusa.com/en_US/o/WBqMZFjDl2eU0uluIvskYJxzlYg/Misc/F-mount-compatibility-FT1.html
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No, you need a lens adapter ring. Like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Mount-Adapter-NEX-5N-NEX-5-Camera/dp/B00FZUJLV4/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1425478244&sr=8-11&keywords=nex+lens+adapter+ring
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NO... This lens is for the Nikon 1 series cameras only. Every other model of Nikon uses the F mount from back in the 50's & 60's. I do not understand why Nikon broke from their tradition of using the F mount but big bucks, adapter market etc seem to drive everything these days. Stay with your F mount Lenses (DX or FX). I have all the Nikon 1 lenses and do not use them because I purchased the F mount adapter and use all my pro F mount lenses with the Nikon 1. They are much better lenses and work out very well. I use the Nikon 1 as a back-up only, never missing a shot! ;-) V/R KMW
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I use this adapter on my NEX7 with a Minolta 50mm 1.4 and it works great. The problem is the camera doesn't recognize that a lens is attached. There is a setting to override this. On the NEX5n I don't know where it is, but it is there. Have fun.
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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! Fit the adaptor to the body first; make sure its locked..then mount the lens. Be careful to line up the marks by loosely turning the lens over the adaptor otherwise, you can snap the pins that control the aperture in the lens. The adaptor WILL NOT FIT FL lenses, just FD...It you are having issues with mounting the adaptor to the body, over the work LOCK on the adaptor is a red dot. That the matching point to the body..Hope this helps!
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Yes, AF-D and most every other Nikkor F mount lens ever manufactured can be used with the Nikon Df from about 1960 to present, over 54 years and counting! That is just one thing that is so amazing about this terrific Nikon camera body. Please go to Nikon USA and read the compatibility reviews... Nikkor Legacy Lenses are what this camera is all about, "Manual through AF-S is it's suit!"
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This adapter is used to make standard nikkor F mount lenses fit on the smaller Nikon 1 series cameras. So if I understand your question correctly, this isn't the product you are looking for. Mounts are standard size; what I think you are referring to is front lens diameter.
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You need to be very careful about your lens mount. The wrong one could destroy the contacts for your automatic lenses. This converts the Pentax K-mount to the Nikon F-mount and makes your camera a manual operation only. There are no auto features to the Pentax lens with the adaptor.
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You will have to get an adapter to fit the A mount lenses onto the E mount Nex camera. Sony discontinued the lower cost adapter but maybe you could find it here on Amazon (Alpha mount adaptor LA-EA1 )
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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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No, you need a lens adapter ring. Like this one: C Mount Lens Adapter Ring for NEX-5N NEX-5 NEX-3 NEX-7 Camera
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Yes, the physical mounting on your camera is called the E-Mount. All NEX cameras have that particular mount to them. Sony E lens are E-Mount lenses made specifically for the NEX cameras. No adapter is needed unless you go with some old manual focus Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Leica, etc. lenses that were designed for a different type of camera mount, but I don't recommend that at this point. That also means that when third party manufacturers start to produce these lenses (which I hope more do in the near future), as long as they specify E-Mount, it will work on the NEX adapter free. Just follow the owners manual on how to switch lenses. The 55-210mm lens is made to compliment and not overlap the standard 18-55mm lens that all the NEX cameras usually come with. So if you are out shooting something that you would like to use the higher zoom function of the 55-210mm lens, then you would need to switch lenses on your camera. This is what you get use to doing if you want to carry around extra lenses. Sony also makes an E-Mount lens that ranges from 18-200mm so that you can have all the zoom ranges in one lens, but personally, I think that lens is huge and expensive (about $800).
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As an alternative to the pricy metabones speedbooster you could also use the LensTurbo (Cheaper - look at the reviews and research done by others).Don't know if nikon to nex attachemnt is out yet.