Does this work for Nikon DX lenses and does it still meter well when manually changing the aperture?
500712
This adaptor works with Nikon lenses that have a manual aperture ring, providing for manual metering in the Fuji camera body. It will mount a DX lens but without aperture control. There is another Fotodiox adaptor that is specifically for Nikon G and DX lenses.
500713
I didn't try it with DX lens but it should work since Fuji X is APS-C sensor. It meters perfectly.
500714
If you can manually adjust the aperture on the DX lens the camera will meter. I am using this adapter with older, fully manual Nikon lenses, so I don't have any experience with how well the DX lenses work, but the adapter works very well with manual Nikon lenses, extension tubes & bellows. Remember that there is NO electrical connection between the lens & the camera.
500715
This adapter will only work with lenses where you can manually adjust the f stop with an aperture ring on the lens. I believe the DX lenses do not have an aperture ring, so they won't work
1497822
I use the Fotodiox mount with my X-pro1 it works just fine as aperture priority or manual mode as you have to set the aperture on the lens manually, you have to have the aperture ring on the lens to use.
73194
I only use manual lenses with my E-620 and it works great. I use Nikon, Oly and Ziess lenses with adapters. You need to set the camera setting to MF, set the dial to M for manual controls. The E620 happily provides metering support for manual lenses regardless of Make. You would need to adjust the aperture manually on the lens and the Shutter Speed from the camera dial. Of course, you have to focus using the manual ring on the lens as well. That's it.
2156505
I bought the Rokinon HD8M-N 8mm f/3.5 HD Fisheye Lens with Auto Aperture Chip for Nikon DSLR. On my Nikon D5100 and D40 this lens works automatically (auto, P, S and A modes) for everything EXCEPT focus. This lens without the chip is less expensive than the same lens with Auto Aperture Chip. I was happy paying the difference to get the lens with the chip; without the chip it's a manual lens (although on some cameras you may be able to set the aperture on the lens and use the Camera in Automatically in Aperture Preferred mode)YMMV
1671396
Hi.I´m sorry but I can´t answer that cuestion because I don´t have that kind of camera. But as I have understod, Nikon has not changed the system of the lenses so I´m 90% sure it will work. If you have a lens with autofokus there is a chanse that it doesn´t work so you have to set the focus manually.
63407
Yes, it works well with G lenses (primes and zooms). Not great though, but fairly good especially for the price. I have tried the adapter with 7 different Nikon G lenses and several Sigma macro lenses. The setting of an aperture is a bit of a guessing game! Fotodiox is great in standing behind their products
1105779
Yes. It works with all Nikon DSLRs whether DX or FX. The combination of the 24-85mm with the Nikon D2X, a DX camera, should produce excellent results due to the smaller size of the image sensor, which is not as demanding as larger FX image sensors.
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It sort of works with Nikon DX lenses (but everything is manually controlled for exposure, focus, aperture and shutter speed). If your DX lens does not have a manual aperture ring it is not much use since aperture will be stuck at highest F value (smallest aperture). The much more expensive FT1 adaptor is much more useful and retains the functions of the elctronic lenses (even autofocus if lens is Nikon with its own motor). I had fun with the fotodiox adaptor and old FX lens with manual aperture rings but now use the FT1 with FX and DX lenses.
296385
It comes with a T-Mount to Nikon adapter, so it will work no problem. No automatic controls whatsoever though, it's a fixed aperture and manual focus lens.
1566331
I have not seen any reference in the D3000 data to say whether it can be used with Nikon pre-AF fully manual lenses. This would be the controlling factor on whether this would work on that camera. When used with the 1980s-90s vintage Series II Tamrons on the Nikon dF, none of the normal aperture metering works, however the image in the view field lightens and darkens as you move the ring, which indicates the blades are opening and closing, and depth of field changes. Exposure then is basically take a shot and see if it looks ok.
1538922
I don't know, I use it with Canon and Nikon in automatic adjusting the Aperture.
1204717
it worked well for me cleaning d7100. sensor size for all nikon dx formt are same. cleaning kit maches for dx format should work.
1602398
The lens will fit your camera since it is a Nikon mount, but you will not have autofocus or automatic metering. If you wish to use this lens with either camera you will require a light meter to determine the aperture for the photograph. If you are familiar with totally manual cameras and have the proper metering equipment you can use it.
939138
yes It works. I usually use it with a large zoom lens on a tripod and then I switch the VR off. The autofocus and metering works like normal as long as you have enough light.
787848
I've heard of this problem, but only with lenses that had a defective aperture ring. I cannot comment about using the specific lens I'm selling with an X-E1, but I used this lens with an X-E2, and it works perfectly!
1497819
I bought the Nikon-FX version for non-AI lenses, works fine on X-Pro1. Since the sensor is not FF I don't see why you should have any problem with DX lenses - just tested a Tamron 28-75DX, not problem. This model is for lenses that have an adjustable aperture ring. Later Nikkors do not so that is the crucial issue depending on what lenses you have.
253878
When I received this lens, it came with the Nikon adaptor, so be sure before you add an adaptor about what's included. Keep in mind that this is a manual focus lens with a fixed f-stop, so you will need to set your camera on aperture priority and the camera will adjust the shutter speed. Autofocus and automatic metering won't work as it does with Nikon lenses.