I have a Nikon N4004 camera that has "AF" lens will they work with the FT-1 adapter and my J3 I just purchased ?
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Yes. It will mount and autofocus will work but the focal length of the lens will be increased by a factor of 2.7. So, a 50mm lens would become a 135mm lens on the J3.
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Yes, it actually works fine with all the Nikon lens I have. Some of the lens though, will only work in manual focus mode if the lens does not have a motor itself...
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The lens would not autofocus if it is a D type, which it most likely is. You would, however, get metering and you would be able to focus manually.
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All Nikon lenses will work, but only the "G" model lens will autofocus. Look at the text on your lens and it will show the lens aperture info ( ie : 3.5-5.6) if it has the letter "G" immediately after it is the newer style which does not need a focus screw/motor in the lens mount to operate. Older lens can be focused manually. There's more info available from Nikon at http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Lens-Adapters/3613/FT1-Mount-Adapter.html
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The lens must be an AF-S lens not an AF lens for auto-focus to work . The FT-1 adapter doesn't facilitate any camera driven lenses (AF). The lens has to have its own motor, hence AF-S, it is the S you need to look for, for auto-focus (the S stands for Silent Wave Motor). The D or G designation refers ONLY to interface for aperture control, G type lenses are Gelded with no dial, while D type has a manual Dial. G - Gelded, D - Dial. So the lens would either have to be a D type (AI, AF, AF-S, doesn't matter) to be useful in manual, or the lens could be a G or D type AF-S to work in auto. G type AF lenses will not auto-focus, and they don't allow for any manual aperture control at all, so those are the only completely useless lenses with this adapter. This adapter will work with ALL D type (in manual) and ALL AF-S (in auto) Nikon F-mount lenses whether FX or DX, and will provide a 2.7x crop factor, which will decrease the angle of view and increase the objective range, and it will work on ALL Nikon 1-mount cameras.
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It would depend what the lenses are. there are 2 adaptors for Nikon lenses. I know because I accidentally ordered a different one from Fotodiox before this one.
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Check this site for compatibility: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/acil/accessories/mount_adapter_ft1/compatibility.htm
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Yes it will. Bare in mind that AF will not work and you have to set the aperture also manually.
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This adapter will work with all Nikon F mount lenses. There are no electrical connections to the camera so all lense will act as manual only. You would need to set speed and aperture manually.
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The honest answer is I don't know. The J3 has a different mount to my D800. On the D800 it works fine, but everything is in manual mode, I correct the exposure by altering the F stops on the lens and adjusting the speed on the camera. The results so far have been fascinating, but will some pixilation at the edge of the images. My older D70 gives me an error code if I try to use the lens on that. The D800 displays the F stop as F0. It's a great lens, in my house it's been christened 'the thinking lens', because it expects you to work out all the settings and is unforgiving if you get it wrong. Having said all that, it's one of my best buys in the last few years. The honest answer is I don't know. The J3 has a different mount to my D800. On the D800 it works fine, but everything is in manual mode, I correct the exposure by altering the F stops on the lens and adjusting the speed on the camera. The results so far have been fascinating, but will some pixilation at the edge of the images. My older D70 gives me an error code if I try to use the lens on that. The D800 displays the F stop as F0. It's a great lens, in my house it's been christened 'the thinking lens', because it expects you to work out all the settings and is unforgiving if you get it... » Read More The honest answer is I don't know. The J3 has a different mount to my D800. On the D800 it works fine, but everything is in manual mode, I correct the exposure by altering the F stops on the lens and adjusting the speed on the camera. The results so far have been fascinating, but will some pixilation at the edge of the images. My older D70 gives me an error code if I try to use the lens on that. The D800 displays the F stop as F0. It's a great lens, in my house it's been christened 'the thinking lens', because it expects you to work out all the settings and is unforgiving if you get it wrong. Having said all that, it's one of my best buys in the last few years. « Show Less
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I purchased the Nikon EN-EL20 battery for use with my Nikon 1 J1. I am not sure if it will work with the Nikon 1 J3. However, both cameras have the same design, so there may be a match. My recommendation would be to go to a camera shop that may have some Nikon 1 J3 cameras for sale and check the battery requirements. That's the safest way to make sure you get the correct battery for the camera.
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It won't work well, you need a full manual lens with aperture ring to use it in this adapter (in any adapter I think) otherwhise you won't be able to control the aperture and it will stay at F/22.You need something like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0000BVDZC
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Hi, no I do not believe it will. I found out the hard way that Nikon for some reason does not note that the converter works with only select high end Nikon lenses. Now the Tamron converter will work with all lenses and I have found it works great. Testing both lenses, autofocus is slower on the converters equally and you loose two F stops. Nikon's website has the manual for the converter or you can google it as a PDF file to see the lenses it works with.
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Yes the Ft1will work for your j4 you may lose some functionality of your lens and your lose about a stop and a half. Birding? A camera is good for what you use it for after that it is a matter of personal satisfaction and sacrifice.
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It should do I have a Tameron AF70-300mm F/4-5.6 Di LD Macro 1:2 and it works on my D40X and My D3100, but to be sure I would go to Nikons main site and go into their lense section and look there and contact them
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Yes - the camera (unlike other less expensive & older ones by Nikon) has an AF motor within it, so all AF lenses will work.
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No. This lens is specific to the Nikon 1 system. It was designed for mirrorless application. It will not work on any Nikon F-mount system (D90, D300, D700, D5100, D7000, etc...). If you have a Nikon 1 body (V, J, or S series) you can buy an adaptor in which you can use F-mount lens with a crop factor of 2.7.
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http://www.nikonusa.com/en_US/o/WBqMZFjDl2eU0uluIvskYJxzlYg/Misc/F-mount-compatibility-FT1.html
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Yes. The lens size is the same on both the J1(which these say they will fit), and the J3.
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with proper adapter for Nikon no problem,as long you have your camera on manual be careful note the adapter is very unstable to sustain the lens attached to the camera, as matter of fact my adapter stripped after few days of working. i suggest to screw the adapter on to the lens first, then line up to the camera and twist make sure you steady on the lens
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Yes, this adapter takes Nikon F-mount and will work with AI, AI-S, and AF lenses as well. Doesn't work with the new AF-S mount/no aperture ring, that you'll need the more expensive version of the adapter to control the aperture iris.