Gain macro capabilities with your Nikon F lens by mounting it to your Micro Four Thirds-mount camera with the Nikon F to Micro Four Thirds DLX Stretch Adapterfrom FotodioX. It features an integrated focusing helicoid that provides close-up focusing when desired and can be retracted for guaranteed infinity focus during general purpose shooting. Designed for Nikon F-mount lenses, this adapter supports G-type lenses as well through the integration of a manual aperture control ring. This adapter also features a magnetic drop-in filter system and comes with ND4, ND8, and ND16 filters that allow for added light control and will work with any adapted lenses. Additionally, this adapter features a precise construction with chrome-plated brass mounts that securely hold the lens and camera in place. A soft case for the drop-in filters is included.

Nikon F Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera    Aperture Control Ring for G-Type Lenses    Integrated Focusing Helicoid for Macro    Infinity Focus    Chrome-Plated Brass Mounts    ND4, ND8 & ND16 Magnetic Drop-In Filters    Soft Case for Drop-In Filters Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the difference between B&H # FOPMFTANG43 $159.95 and Nikon G pro lens blue ring adapter less than $60 for Micro four third camera. will both can be deliver the same for gh4

A: The difference would be that the Excell+1 (more expensive adapter) has light focusing optics that adjust the crop factor by 0.72x, changing the original crop factor from 2x to only 1.4x. The optics also have the benefit of increasing the maximum aperture by 1 stop, taking an f/1.4 lens down to f/1.0 for example. Both would be compatible with the GH4.

Q: 2. will this adapter work with a Sigma lens?

A: Yes, if it is a Nikon F-mount based lens then yes it will work.

Q: 3. Will this work with a Black Magic Pocket Cinema 4k camera?

A: Yes this adapter can work with the BlackMagic Pocket Cinema 4K Camera.

Q: 4. Are auto focus and exposure maintained?

A: The FotodioX DLX Stretch Lens Adapter for Hasselblad V-Mount Lens to Hasselblad XCD Camera does not communicate with the camera, so there is no autofocus or auto exposure.

Q: 5. Looking to mount my old Nikkor 105mm f/4 Micro to a G9. Will this fit the bill?

A: Yes it will!

Q: 6. does this work with full frame sony a7 without cropping?

A: Tried on 3 different lenses. No cropping.

Q: 7. Does it work with the BMPCC4K? Can I use it with AIS lenses?

A: Yes, the FotodioX Nikon F G-Type Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera DLX Series Adapter will work with Nikon AIS lenses (and current F mount lenses as well). This Fotodiox adapter will work with all MFT mount cameras, including the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K with MFT mount. Because their is no electronic communication with the lenses, the adapter features a manual aperture control in the actual adapter, and the lenses will manual focus only.

Q: 8. How much will the field of view be cropped using a nikon lens on a MFT camera?

A: A Nikon lens will act no different than a native MFT lens when adapted to a MFT camera. Both will have a 2x crop factor when compared to a full frame 35mm camera. The field of view will be half that of the same lens on a full frame camera.

Q: 9. Is this adapter compatible with the nikkor 20mm 2.8 AI-S? This lens is the only Nikon that has a long rear protrusion.

A: Fotodiox does not state any limitations for which Nikon F mount lenses will mount to this adapter. Only functional limitations due to the lack of electronics.

Q: 10. I can't get adapter & lens apart after attaching. What is the procedure for disattaching lens from adapter?

A: The lens would need to removed from the adapter first by sliding the silver tab on the side of it. The adapter can then be removed from camera body using the lens release button.