will this work with Nikon 50mm f/1.8G AF-S NIKKOR FX Lens ?
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Yes, that lens has a 52mm diameter. It's the same lens I use with it.Edit... I have the 50mm f/1.8D AF lens. Should still work though. It's the same thing as screwing a UV filter on.
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"
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No it doesn't. I ordered because I had the same question. Low and behold I needed a 58mm thread. :( It does fit on the D3100 kit lenses though. Not sure if I'll keep or send back.
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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"
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I am a Canon guy. Not sure about Nikon DX vs. FX, but I do no know this lense is for cameras with APS-C image sensors and not the full frame 35mm image sensors. Make sure you buy it configured for Nikon too.
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Yes it would work as the lens Mount of the camera is same as any other Nikon dslr body and the 50mm lens has the standard 58mm filter diameter.
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Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there is just 1/6 of a turn (about 16°; 12mm or 1/2") between the maximum and minimum aperture points in the Aperture Control. Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there... » Read More Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there is just 1/6 of a turn (about 16°; 12mm or 1/2") between the maximum and minimum aperture points in the Aperture Control. « Show Less
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Yup, as this is an AF-S lens, it'll work and focus with you D50. As a matter of fact, the D50 camera kit actually comes with this very lens!
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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.
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I don't know about that lens specifically, but the tubes have electrical contacts that allow for communication between the camera and the lens, so it should work. The tubes work with our Nikon D50 and D3200 and both our nikkor lenses just fine.
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This has a micro 4/3 lens mount. Nikon FX/DX lenses are usable only with an adapter.
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although its an Fx lens it will work with crop sensor D300 beautifully. Just take into consideration the crop factor. F2.8 should be good for low light situation and indoor sport.
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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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I'm not sure, as I was using it with a Nikon 50mm f/1.2 AI-S (manual focus) lens. But I don't see why it would not work, as I believe that a Nikon G lens has the same bayonet mount as the AI-S, thus it should physically mate to the adaptor, but you will not be able to control your aperature.
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All Nikkor AF-S DX lenses will fit the D50 Nikon. Nikon says 17-55 f 2.8 and 18-55 f 3.5-5.6 are specifically identified for D50 but I am sure that the Nikkor AF-S DX ED VR 16-85 will work very well. I found it to be a very sharp lens.
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Yes it will. I am actually using it with the a6000 and my 16-50 f2.8 lens. Works perfectly.
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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.
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Yes, it will the camera doesn't matter but the lens does. The kit comes with multiple interchangeable adapters for different lenses. I have the 50mm 1.8f lens from Canon (The adapter you'll want for the 50mm is the 52mm it also says it on the outside of your lens) and it had an adapter that worked great also I had one for my 18mm-55mm (58mm).
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It should. With my Nikon AF lens mounted on the Fotodiox mount and onto to my Fuji XE-1 the aperture setting and focus ring is manually adjusted.
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Yes, it will work with that lens size, but you have to check the maximum aperture. I think the minimum the lens should be f2.2. I try it with f3.5 of aperture and didn't work, but with the lens 50mm f1.8 works perfect. I hope this help.