[Nikon Z] a good camera adapter for Nikon M focus old lenses without electronics

[0.11 lb] I purchased this adapter a while back when it was first available, like the other reviewer I found that my lenses didn't quite line up. There are three small grub screws around the adapter that can be loosened with a small hex key, once loose the threaded part of the adapter can be moved and the lens can be lined up. There are cheaper options out there but it's a decent adapter that fits both camera and lenses well, don't let the possibility of misalignment worry you as it's a quick fix.

[0.11 lb] I purchased this adapter a while back when it was first available, like the other reviewer I found that my lenses didn't quite line up. There are three small grub screws around the adapter that can be loosened with a small hex key, once loose the threaded part of the adapter can be moved and the lens can be lined up. There are cheaper options out there but it's a decent adapter that fits both camera and lenses well, don't let the possibility of misalignment worry you as it's a quick fix.

[Nikon Z] I own two Kipon adapters for mounting Pentax 645 lenses on the GFX system. One is a shift adapter to use the excellent 2nd generation Pentax 35mm (645) as a shift lens and this adapter to use the Pentax 120 Macro - which is a stellar lens. Kipon makes solid adapters that are well machined, constructed and designed for professional use.

[Nikon Z] Perfect tight fit on both ends. Set f/stop with ring on lens.

[0.11 lb] Having been using Nikon cameras since the 70's, I have a number of classic manual focus F mount Nikkors. This is a relatively inexpensive alternative to Nikon's own adaptor to use these lenses on you Z. It is also very well made and has a precision fit on both sides. Be aware that there is no exposure communication at all between the lens and camera. I use the camera display's histogram to help set exposure. The Z's highlighting focus assist works well too. I've been having fun rediscovering the joys of my 50mm f1.2 and my 105mm f 2.5 again.

[Nikon Z] Works as advertised, fits well on my Z7 and connects my M mount lenses easily and securely.

[0.11 lb] I recently bought a couple of Z mount Nikons and so far have only a couple of Z mount lenses. I also bought a FTZII adapter to use with some F mount CPU lenses (Nikon & Zeiss) for mostly in studio. But I also have a number of Ai and Ais lenses that I still use outdoors, so I bought this inexpensive adapter for use with those lenses when I am outdoors. It has worked well for me.

[Nikon Z] Finally got an adapter to use my ancient Pentax Auto 110 lenses on my Canon EOS R7 mirror-less camera. I have three lenses 18mm, 24mm, and 50mm f2.8.
The build quality of the adapter is very good as is the lens release mechanism.
Of course, no adapter will improve the optical quality of these ancient lenses.
The price seems fair for such a niche product. I'll consider Kipon for any future lens adapter needs.

[Brass, Aluminum] This mechanical adapter allows Leica M-mount lenses to be used with Nikon Z camera bodies. The adapter works on my Nikon Z7, Z7ii and Z9 cameras and appears to be very well made. This is the first Kipon product I have owned. I purchased it to pair with Voigtlander M-mount lenses not currently available in Nikon Z-mount.