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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this work with non G nikon lenses as well? Ai-s etc..

A: This Metabones adapter is made for use with Nikon G type lenses, which lack an aperture ring. To use Nikon Ai-S lenses on a Fuji X -Mount, you would need the Metabones Nikon F Mount Lens to Fujifilm X-Mount Camera Lens Mount Adapter, B&H # MENFXBM1.

Q: 2. Does it work on the Fuji XT-3?

A: Yes it does , It's a manual lens adapter (manual focus and aperture)

Q: 3. Will this work on the Fuji XE-1with full frame lenses such as the 18-35mm 4.5.-3.5 zoom? More than likley however will autofocus not work? If not is there an alternative that enables autfocus to work? Thanks in advance

A: Auto Focus does not work. There is only manual control between the Nikon Lens and the Fuji X Series Camera. That does not disappoint as far as I am concerned, since I remember when you had to manual focus, I still do that often with my Nikon Cameras and Lens. It does, nonetheless, off you the ability to use a wider array of lens with your Fuji camera....the sacrifice is, simply, that you mush manually focus.

Q: 4. will this adapter work with DX type lens sigma 18-35 for nikon and the fuji xh-1 ?

A: Yes, it will work with the Sigma 18-35mm, as it is in Nikon F mount.

Q: 5. When using this adapter, will my Fuji xt1 work using aperture priority mode, and will the camera show which aperture is currently being used on screen? I just want to know what features I'll be losing, outside of auto focus

A: The X-T1 will work in manual and aperture mode. If you are using a Nikon G series lens (which has no manual aperture ring) you use the adapter's aperture ring. Unfortunately, there are no f-stop numbers so you have to guess at the aperture you actually have. The camera does not show your selected aperture but will expose properly. If you are using an older Nikon which has the aperture ring you will have a better idea of the f-stop you are using. This adapter works quite well even though I had to remove the Arca-Swiss type tripod adapter on the bottom, it simply didn't fit my tripod head. Hope this answers your question.

Q: 6. Will this work on Nikon 85mm 1.8D Lens?

A: Yes, this should work. I'veused it with manual focus, autofocus screwdrive lenses and G lenses and they all work. You do need to make sure the aperture control on the adapter and your lens are in synch on non-G lenses.Don

Q: 7. is the base design have the arca-swiss dovetail? if not, is there another brand (NIKON to FUJI) adapter that does?

A: yes, it does

Q: 8. Will this adapter work with the nikon mount Tamron 90mm f2.8 macro and nikon mount sigma 10-20mm?

A: If they have a standard Nikon bayonet mount then they should work. I had no problem at all with any of my Nikon lenses. If you are using it with the Fuji X-T1 don't forget to go to settings (bottom of the third page)to deactivate the Auto exposure mode (it's in the manual, I forget the page) otherwise the camera will NOT allow you to take the shot.

Q: 9. Are there any known image issues with using this product to connect a Sony A7S with full-frame Nikon lenses? I'm especially concerned with image clarity and vignetting when using Nikon AF NIKKOR 20mm f/2.8D and Nikon Fisheye AF Nikkor 16mm f/2.8D Autofocus on A7S' full-frame non-crop mode.

A: At this time we have not had any reports referring to vignette with wide lenses, the adapter and camera combination.

Q: 10. I'm trying to find the correct adapter to use this lens: Nikon AF-S VR Micro-NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED Lens on a Sony A6000. Is this the correct adapter? Are there other options? Thanks!

A: This is the right adapter for your Nikon G lenses. I had already bought an earlier Fododiox adapter before this one but it worked only with older Nikon lenses with manual aperture settings. That was the reason I bought this new adapter for G lenses, because you can dial in the aperture manually using the adapter's markings. It will also work with the older Nikon non-Ai, Ai, or AiS lenses.You have to know how to use it, because the markings do not specify the actual aperture values. The markings are F(widest) . 2 . 3 . 4 up to 8(smallest). Each number is equivalent to one stop. The dot in between the numbers can be the equivalent to a half-stop (i.e., 3.5, 4.5, 6.3 etc). From one dot to another dot is also equivalent to one stop.When using with a G lens, you use the adapter markings to adjust the aperture manually. Turn the adjustment to number 8 for the smallest opening and to the letter F for the widest. The adapter engages with the G lens aperture settings. This means you have to know the smallest aperture setting of the lens from #8, or the widest opening of the lens from F, and count the number of stops to where you want to set it using the following sequence: f/22, 16, 11, 8, 5.6, 4, 2.8, 2, 1.4).When using with an older Ai or AiS manual lenses or with AF lenses with aperture settings, turn the adapter to 8 and then use the lens' aperture settings to adjust the opening. The lens' aperture setting will engage with the adapter's diaphragm.