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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a Fuji XT 1, the 60mm macro which does 1:2 and the MCEX 16 extender. Can I configure this to use with my set up?

A: not sure, but I'd guess probably not since you're using Fuji equipment and this is specifically designed for Nikon micro lenses.

Q: 2. Has anyone used the Tamron 60MM F2 macro lens with this adapter?

A: No. I used it with a Nikon 60mm lens.

Q: 3. I purchased the ES-1 and the 27mm PK-13 Extension and have them set up on a D90 with a Nikor 55mm macro lens and a UV filter. With the ES-1 fully extended 70mm and the lens focused at a lens length of 70mm (for a total slide-to-image distance of 167mm), I get a nicely focused full frame shot of my slide. The only problem is that the bottom of the image is slightly cropped. It seems with experimentation that I would have to move the slide about another 150mm off the lens and then refocus a bit to remedy this problem. But everything I read indicates that this set up should work. Is some cropping inevitable. Do I need a longer tube?

A: Since the D90 has a DX sensor, you need less magnification to copy a slide than 1:1. With a 55 mm Micro-Nikkor, you will need a PK-13 extension tube between the camera and lens to achieve 1:1.5 magnification, and a K extension between the lens and the ES-1. K tubes are only available used, and are 52 mm M to F adapters in several lengths.

Q: 4. Will this fit a Z 50mm lens?

A: Depends on 50mm lens used. I would suggest using the following for a good shooting experience Nikon 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikon lens and PK-13 Extension Tube.

Q: 5. I have a Tamron 60 macro, and shoot with a Nikon 850. will this work with the ES-1?

A: This is made for Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkor witch has 52mm filter thread and Tamron is 55mm, so you will need step up ring , but the 60mm will crop the slide abbot 10% that's the reason it will not work for me

Q: 6. Have any thing for Canon?

A: Hi Ron , I purchased this Nikon slide copy adapter for use with my Canon 50mm F/2.5 macro lens with the Canon Life-Size converter EF. The threads on both, lens and SL-1, are 52mm. No step down or step up ring required. I used it on a 7D so the image is cropped on camera. I do not have a FF camera at the moment.The results were very satisfactory. I shot on ISO-100,F-5.6/or F-8, camera on a tripod with RS-80N3 remote switch. Manual focused, played with the shutter speed to see what would give me the best digital reproduction . Light source for me was an led lamp with diffuser about a foot away from the SL-1.With this set up the SL1 was fully extended and manual focus was maxed out. I hope this helps you !!!!!

Q: 7. Can I make this work with a Canon RP? A step down adapter s easy, but I don’t have a macro lens. I do have a 24-105mm f/4 and a NiSi closeup adapter.

A: No, this is meant to work with Nikon macro lenses.

Q: 8. Will it work with a Nikon 35-70mm f/3.5 AI-s macro with a 62 to 52mm adapter ring? Thanks!

A: No idea. Don't have the setup to even try. Good luck!

Q: 9. Does ES-1 work with Nikon D3300 and its kit 18-55 mm lens?

A: No unfortunately, Nikon ES-1 Slide Copying Adapter is only compatible Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkor lens and the Nikon PK-13 extension tube.

Q: 10. Will the es-1 work on my Nikon CoolPics 5700?

A: I do not Think so. I have a 55mm Macro Nikkor Lens and a PK-13 adapter...Works fine but does get the full frame of a slide. Maybe 80 t0 90 %.From what I was told it was made for that setup ( 55mm Macro Nikkor Lens and a PK-13 ) ! It screws into the threads of a 52mm.I would also like to add that I am shooting with a Nikon 5200. That may make a difference as well because the size of the Sensor and distance from the slide to the sensor ( It helps to have a skylight filter ).