does this work for nikon G lens as well?
61246
It will not.. the lens will mount and you will be able to focus, but you will not be able to adjust the aperture..
61247
If you want to be able to set aperture on a G lens, you need this one I think: Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Nikon G, DX Lens to Fujifilm X-Series Mirrorless Cameras such as X-Pro1, X-E1, X-M1, and X-A1
61248
They would mount, but I don't think you could adjust the aperture (since G lens don't have an aperture ring)
61249
Sorry I can't answer if it works with the Nikon G Lens. I can only tell you that I have bought two Fotodiox adapters-one of the Fuji xPro1 and one for a Panasonic lumix both to use Nikon lenses, just not the G Lens. Be warned- they do work but you need to practice and learn how to use these.
61250
I'm not sure, as I was using it with a Nikon 50mm f/1.2 AI-S (manual focus) lens. But I don't see why it would not work, as I believe that a Nikon G lens has the same bayonet mount as the AI-S, thus it should physically mate to the adaptor, but you will not be able to control your aperature.
61251
Sorry, it won't. You would need this one: Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Nikon G, DX Lens to Fujifilm X-Series Mirrorless Cameras such as X-Pro1, X-E1, X-M1, and X-A1Hope that helps,Michael
61252
If you want to be able to set aperture on a G lens, you need this one I think: http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-Adapter-DX-Type-Fujifilm-Mirrorless/dp/B008BBI72I
1670800
Yes it does work for that lens. I had to replace the mount on that same lens.
245481
I would imagine so. I never used this mount - the local camera shop was charging ten dollars more than the price of a new lens to install the mount, so never used it. I do think these Nikon mounts are very standard and fit both types of lens, but can't verify that.
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Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there is just 1/6 of a turn (about 16°; 12mm or 1/2") between the maximum and minimum aperture points in the Aperture Control. Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there... » Read More Yes. The Aperture Control -Fotodiox M2-Nik(G) says the one I got- works with a 50mm f/1.8G lens, as well as other "G" prime and zoom lenses.It works with Nikon F mount lenses, even those that don't require an Aperture Control because they have its own aperture ring, like "D" series lenses.Please note that the Aperture Control doesn't have printed on it any aperture scale to know how much open or close is the lens diaphragm. To have reproducible results you must draw your own aperture scale on the Aperture Control, a not an easy task because there is just 1/6 of a turn (about 16°; 12mm or 1/2") between the maximum and minimum aperture points in the Aperture Control. « Show Less
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1. 50 1.8G has 58mm filter thread so 52mm reverse mount will not fit, buy 58mm reverse ring instead.2. G lenses do not have aperture ring on the lens so you will not able to adjust aperture on the lens and will have to shoot wide open.3. If you want adjust aperture you will have to buy "Fotodiox Aperture Control 52mm Filter for Nikon G/DX Lens in Reverse Mount for Macro Photography"
638467
Yes this will fit as long as you buy the one for Nikon. Make sure it tells you it is a Nikon lens not a Canon
1604634
Go to Nikon's web site and see the compatibility chart for this lens. I'm not sure if they are compatible.
1604633
I dont believe so... it mostly only works with constant aperture lenses...nikon has a list online that tells you all the lenses it works with...
1783406
Don't know, I use it on a Nikon. Measure your lens, if it is 36mm it will work. It has a self sticking metal ring that fits around 36mm.
437335
I use it on my Nikon D70 without any problem, not sure if this helps, but I have found that all my Nikon lenses have been interchangeable with other Nikons that I have used.
320957
I'm not familiar with those but can say that it works perfectly with Nikon equipment. if that's any help at all.
423736
Sorry I don't know. I use it with a D5100, but since it's a standard Nikon mount and auto focus lens it should work.
1558383
Do not know. I could not get this to work with most of my lenses and my Nikon D7000.
1012498
Yes, it will, because the D lenses have a physical aperture ring (you won't be able to stop down the aperture on a G lens with this adapter). Please not that this is a 'dumb' adapter, though: it won't transmit any of the information from the lens to the camera, so there's no autofocus available, nor EXIF info recorded from the lens.
1529100
It will work for any nikon mount, it does not have the contacts for AF/DOF or anything like that though, so in that respect it wont work. However you can still use manual focus with it.
313318
Yes. If your lens has an aperture ring (which i assume it does because its a D.) it should work perfectly.
693089
Yes. I bought this same lens hood to put on the 18-55mm 3.5-5.6 kit lens that came with my Nikon D3100. It works as it should.