Lens Mount Adapter for Nikon NIKKOR F Lens to Fujifilm Fuji Camera

All comments pertain to the Nikon-to-Fuji X-mount version. The adapter does exactly what it is said to do -- allow use of Nikon M mount lenses on a Fuji X series body. Note this version will NOT work with G-series Nikon lenses. Those are the ones without an aperture setting ring; there is a different version available for those. Both the camera-adapter fit and the adapter-lens fit were good. Easy to mount and to remove. Everything felt secure with no wiggle. That sums up about all that is claimed. For those not familiar with the product: There is NO autofocus. There is NO aperture control between the body and the lens. Despite the above, taking photos is actually pretty easy. The first step is to go into the Fuji menu and select "Shoot Without Lens" and set it to "ON". Exposure - You can either set the camera to manual exposure and use it just like you were using a Fuji lens. Or you can set the shutter speed dial to "A" and use it like "aperture priority". You loose some information that is normally in the viewfinder but the exposure aspect of shooting is otherwise pretty much like you get with a Fuji lens but without shutter priority. Focus - Manual focus only. If you are using a Nikon wide angle using the distance markings next to aperture ring may be all you need. I don't find my purely visual focus very accurate - you may. A better way to use focus peaking. (On my X-E1 you need to update to the latest firmware and be sure the focus mode is set to M.) Try this on your Fuji before your buy the adapter to be sure you and focus successfully. If you find this doesn't work for you using a Fuji lens there is no value to buying the adapter. (PS: I find manual focus of a Nikon lens on the Fuji is easier than manual focus on a Nikon body!) Why would one want to use a Nikon lens on a Fuji X? A- you own one or more Nikon lenses and you are just naturally frugal. B- You are not fully committed to moving to mirrorless body and don't want to commit buy buying a bunch of lenses yet. C-There are certain capabilities the Fuji lens line up lacks: 1:1 macro, exotic features like the Nikon's DC lenses or tilt/shift lenses. D- you have some non-AF Nikon lenses (Ai-S) and focus peaking manual focus works better than what your Nikon body offers. Much of this probably applies to other mounts such as Canon, M42 etc as well as to Nikon B- you are making the transition to mirrorless but are not sure yet

Easy and inexpensive way to get old Nikon F-mount glass to work with my Fuji XT-1. Its solid metal and feels well built and sturdy. Because of the very tight fit which ensures no light leaks and proper focusing capability, I would highly recommend that this adapter stays on whatever lens you put it on to avoid damage especially if you have made the complete leap to Fuji X. Note the little side locking knob may be a little tough to budge the first time. Mine was anyway and it seems other reviewers had the same problem. I had to take a small pair of pliers to pop it from its stuck position. You need to hear a click to ensure its locked. If you don't hear it, don't let go of the lens until you get the side knob unstuck. Once I got the knob to slide up and down properly, everything has been fine since. Just remember, this will neither pass any information to the camera nor receive any information from the camera. This means auto-focus and auto-aperture won't work. Your lens will be a complete manual lens. It also means lens information like aperture or focal length will not be recorded in the image's metadata. If you want that information, you'll have to do it the old fashioned way by taking notes and manually inputting the information with your post-processing software. I'd definitely recommend this to expand your Fuji X lens selection and to be able to continue using some of your favorite glass.

Bought this lens mount converter as a low cost way to test how my old Nikon AIS lenses would work on my new Fuji X-T1 camera. I figured if it worked, I would spring for one of the more expensive Metabones adaptors. After testing it for about a week, I have am so pleased with the results, that I find that I'm using it much more than expected. Using the focus peaking with this adaptor and a verity of my old Nikon glass allowed me to focus very quickly while achieving amazingly sharp images. Oh, and what happened to buying the Metaboans? Well, there is no need. This adaptor is very well made with fill metal construction. The fit is tight with no light leak and the lenses feel solidly mounted, even upto my 70-200mm. The adaptor looks good on the camera and is not to tall to push the lens out too far. I did borough the Metaboans from a friend shortly after, and yes, it is a higher quality product, but the function is identical. It is like the difference between a Porsche and a Lamborghini. There is one small drawback that I should mention, although it is a pure cosmetic issue. When you mount the lens on the adaptor, the lens is about 1/8 of a rotation from having the aperture and focus indicator at the top. It doesn't affect the function, but it would have looked a bit nicer. Maybe there is an adjustment for this, but I have not found it...yet. Overall, this is a very good product at an excellent price.

I previously purchased the Fotassi brand for half the price, but the image quality output i was getting out of my Fuji XE1 was just terrible. Some have told me that this is just an "empty" tube, and i agree, but it must have something to do with the precision cuts or specs with this devices. I really don't know. All i know is that i have tested my two manual focus lenses with this adapter and the images are what i expected and required. I do recommend this adapter based only on my results. I am so glad that i don't have to buy new AF lenses and spend HUNDREDS more for them. I am very very happy with my manual focus lenses, and I am glad i purchased this adapter. .

It works but my Nikon lenses are a bit loose and wobble a bit when mounted in this. It's a good deal since it didn't cost too much.

This adapter gives me access with my X Pro1 to some essential lenses that I don't have in my Fuji kit. I've been able to use an old Nikon 55mm Micro lens for some good close-ups and a Nikon 50mm f/1.8 lens for a slight telephoto (on the Fuji this is equivalent to a 75mm). All manual focus, which has been fine for my purposes. Metal construction feels solid. The tension on the adaptor is a bit tighter than on a Nikon body, so the first time mounting a lens I had to twist on the bayonet with more force. But this makes for a firm fit with no discernible play or misalignment. You can program the Fuji body to record the focal length in EXIF data but aperture is not recorded or displayed (obviously it's on your lens if it has an aperture ring).

The adapter works, but the nikon f mount end is way too tight. I felt like I was going to damage my lens trying to put it on.

I bought this to mount a Nikon lens onto my Fuji XE2. This small aluminum button that is supposed to depress to release had no play in it before I used it. This should have been a telling sign. I got it onto my Nikon 35 mm lens with no problems, then struggled to get it off. I watched a helpful online video, depressed the button, rotated the adapter clockwise, and removed it easily. Problem solved, I thought. So I put the lens back on. Then I tried to get it off again. No luck. I pressed so hard on the adapter that it hurt my thumb. I took it out to my garage to try to use pliers to get it off. Not big enough. Then I decided to put it in my vise on my work bench. At that point, the small button that you're supposed to depress fell out. I give up. I'm going to have to send my Nikon lens in to a repair center to get this piece of sh..t off of it. DO NOT BUY THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO KISS THAT LENS GOODBYE... or pay an expensive repair bill. Shockingly bad. Shockingly inferior.

Répond parfaitement à ce à quoi il est destiné. Tout contrôle est mécanique bien entendu, mais c'est vraiment de bonne fabrication. J'ai testé avec un Nikon afd 50 1.8 sur un fujifilm xserie , ça marche sans broncher. Le résultat par contre laisse à désirer. Fotodiox n'est évidemment en rien responsable du résultat des images. Si vous faites des commandes professionnelles, je conseille de passer directement sur le 56 1.2 que j'ai pu aussi tester et comparé (le Xf 50 f2 pour les budgets serrés arrive bientôt), si c'est pour de l'amateur, foncez !

El material se siente sólido y de calidad aceptable, es completamente metálico, queda muy bien ajustado a la cámara y al lente. Yo por lo menos no identifico reducción en la calidad de imágen. Es buena compra si quieres usar lentes análogos de Nikon o de la serie D que tienen anillo de apertura en la lente.

Conforme a lo que esperaba

Simple to use and delivers great results using my Nikon lenses on my Fuji XT-10. Thanks to this adapter, I can use my macro lens to take great shots. It is easy to attach lenses to and from the mount adapter and it is easy to attach to the camera body. Depending on your camera, you may be able to do adjust some settings (as was the case with mine). The only caveat is with newer lenses made to be used with an AF motor. On these lenses, there is little or no friction when you move the focus ring. It can be difficult to be precise. But, this has nothing to do with this product.

It works perfectly fine. arrived in original packaging. but box look a little beat-up. That being said the adapter didn't any issues, scratches or dings and as of now its doing its job quite alright.