I have an old Nikon FA w/4 different lenses. Can I use those on the body of the digital Nikons?
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I am not familiar with the FA series. You can look up your lens in the nikon database and see or you can find a store close by that has one in stock and see if they will let you try your lens's
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No most certainly not! The Nikon 1 lenses have a much smaller image circle, different bayonet and much shorter flange focal distance then Nikon F mount lenses, making them incompatible with Nikon DX or FX cameras. Conversely, Nikon F mount lenses can be used on the Nikon 1 with the FT1 adapter.
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Not without some sort of adapter - which I don't know of but may exist. This lenses is for the Nikon 1 system cameras ( V1, V2, J3, etc.). The Nikon d7100 is a DX camera and uses DX or FX lenses.
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Assuming you mean Nikon or Canon LENSES: Yes, you can! In the case of Nikon you'll lose autofocus. Metabones makes a smart adapter for Canon that will enable you to retain AF. In terms of image quality, you won't lose anything, in my experience. Focus peaking and MF assist will enable you to focus decently for anything other than fast action or kids. Even legacy glass becomes a joy to use, but it's admittedly not for snapshooters.
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Yes, Fotodiox makes an adapter that allows you to use all your FD lenses with your Nikon. Had a minor problem with mine, awaiting resolution.
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Yes, you'll be able to use that lens with the Fotodiox adaptor. And remember that you'll be using it manually.
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Yes, this can be used as an attatchment to any lens on any camera as long as the Nikon lens you are attaching it to has a 46mm thread on the front of the lens.
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You can use the Voigtlander F mount lenses on Nikon, but the M mount lenses from Leica, Zeiss, and Voigtlander will not work on the F mount.
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Yes, but only FA lenses will work with the digital camera's automatic settings. K mount lenses only work with manual settings.
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I can't say for sure about your equipment. I can tell you that I have a Nikon D90 and D7000 and older model Tamron 35-135 and 70-210 lenses. The adapter works perfectly for me and allows me to continue using my older lenses that make great shots. I had thought about selling the lenses but at the going rate you can't expect much. Now though, I have two valuable lenses that I am still able to use.
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No problem then. All of your current lenses will work with any of the digital Rebels, the 60D, 50D, etc. and the 7D.By the way, if you still use the old version of the 18-55mm Rebel kit lens without IS optical stabilization, it may pay to get the camera with the newer IS kit lens. Its a much better lens than the old version.
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You can use it on any Nikon DSLR with F Mount, however, you have to manual focus. It has no autofocus motor built in, so your camera must have one to use the auto focus function. There are CPU contacts on the lens, the Nikon cameras can control the aperture and it can also measure the exposure. I have this lens and I use it with my Nikon D5000. It is sharper than the 18-55mm kit lens and sharper than the 55-200mm f/4-5.6 lens.
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Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem setting focus and aperture by hand. Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem... » Read More Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem setting focus and aperture by hand. « Show Less
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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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Yes... all micro four-thirds lenses are interchangable. In fact you can find just about any adapter to use any lens on it.
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You can run about any lens on it with an adapter. I have a Canon EF series adapter from Adaptimax that I bought from B&H.; You can then run about any canon lens with it from any camera shop anywhere. Similar ones are available for Nikon lenses although that is not my path. You can use a good micro 4/3 lens from any vendor.
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Yes. It will work, because both these bodies support lenses that do not have internal autofocus lenses like this one. Plus the lens is great fun to use, with very good picture quality.