works with lens Nikon 50mm f / 1.4G ?
1245419
The filter size for this lens is 58mm. Any filter that size will work with this lens.
1670902
if you get the 42mm to 58mm adapter it should work IF Nikon did not change the lens thread on the lens. Look and it should say size, ie 42mm (or it might be 46mm I don't remember rightoff hand but the threadsize is marked)
1252557
That's I can't say for sure but what I can let you know is this isn't a true lens in the manner I was looking for. It will need an adapter to connect to another lens or camera. It's a screw mount so at this point it's useless for my Nikon D50.
88364
I have a Canon 50mm 1.8 and it fits as a glove, so I think you shouldn´t have much trouble to use it. A good way to make sure is to check the diameter of the ring and then checking the one your lens has. If it matches, then it fits.
397380
This will work on pretty much any lens besides ones that have super skinny focus rings or focus rings that are at the front of the lens i.e. Canon 50mm 1.8
1422108
Yes, any lens with the Nikon mount will work. I use it with a Tokina 10-16mm and it works great.
1848949
Yes, if you go back to the light ring description, it mentions the various lens ring adapters (48mm-77mm). The 50mm lens uses a 52-55mm screw on filter? You'll have to Mach it up with the stack of adapters that come with it.. Example I use the 52mm adapter on my Tokina 100mm Macro lens... Hope this helps.
1870417
1. 50 1.8G has 58mm filter thread so 52mm reverse mount will not fit, buy 58mm reverse ring instead. 2. G lenses do not have aperture ring on the lens so you will not able to adjust aperture on the lens and will have to shoot wide open. 3. If you want adjust aperture you will have to buy "Fotodiox Aperture Control 52mm Filter for Nikon G/DX Lens in Reverse Mount for Macro Photography"
1204789
Depends on which 50mm you use, I have an AF-S 35mm fixed on mine at the moment and it works great. I'm pretty sure there is a lens compatibility chart on the Nikon site or some 3rd party site...
61249
Sorry I can't answer if it works with the Nikon G Lens. I can only tell you that I have bought two Fotodiox adapters-one of the Fuji xPro1 and one for a Panasonic lumix both to use Nikon lenses, just not the G Lens. Be warned- they do work but you need to practice and learn how to use these.
118112
I am not able to identify what lens you have. I can't find a 55mm f/1.8 lens. The polarizer I reviewed was a 52mm dia which is kind of the old standard for Nikon. The quick answer should be that if your lens has a 52mm thread diameter at the front of the lens it should work. The easy way to find out the thread diameter is to look at the lens cap. It will say the size of the cap which should be the same size as the polarizer filter you will need.
1986543
I used on a V1, and it allowed me to attach any nikon DSLR lens, and worked fine. Adds a bit of weight to the camera though
1870419
1. 50 1.8G has 58mm filter thread so 52mm reverse mount will not fit, buy 58mm reverse ring instead.2. G lenses do not have aperture ring on the lens so you will not able to adjust aperture on the lens and will have to shoot wide open.3. If you want adjust aperture you will have to buy "Fotodiox Aperture Control 52mm Filter for Nikon G/DX Lens in Reverse Mount for Macro Photography"
641490
This is for a lens with a 72mm filter size .. you would need to check the filter size of the 50mm to determine if it will fit.
230657
Yes, I use this adapter with my OM 50mm f/1.4, 28mm f/2.8 and the 35~70mm f/4 zoom lenses. It has a nice snug fit and they all focus to infinity.
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.
1278513
Absolutely. You have a Nikon; therefore, the Nikon 50mm will just click right onto the camera. Love the lens by the way. I would definitely recommend it.