Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter - Nikon F Mount G-Type D/SLR Lens to Canon EOS M (EF-M Mount) Mirrorless Camera Body with Built-in Aperture Control Dial

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Great for using old Nikon lenses.It took me a while to figure out how to get it to work on my Canon M6 Mark II, but once I found the setting, works like a charm. Basically, since there’s no electronics in the adapter, the camera assumes there’s no lens attached and shows F00. The fix is easy.Menu > Camera icon > C.Fn III: Operation/Others > 4: Release shutter without lens > EnableI hope this helps someone else.

Mine has a teeny bit of play in it- that's not great, but it's totally workable. My real regret is the throw of the aperture control. It's a very fine and short movement, and it can be touchy to get an exposure exactly where you'd like it. Once you do, there's a bit of worry about bumping it out again as you move a camera around.Still: it's letting me have full manual control of a lens never designed for that on a completely different camera system- so that's pretty cool.

This adapter mounts on the Canon M50 with no slack; all my Nikon lens work (manual focus & aperture) with the adapter and M50. I shot several images with a 300mm/F4 Nikon telephoto, used manual focus with focus peaking and got nice sharp images. I can recommend this adapter for the M series cameras.

Works perfectly with my M3 and Nikon lenses. Fits very snugly and will not move around.My only complaint is that the aperture ring moves too easily and I find myself sometimes accidentally turning it. Since the LCD on the camera always tried to be bright and does not show final exposure until you hit the shutter, I sometimes miss the fact that I have accidentally turned the ring to the smallest f stop.