The Kentfaith Digital Camera is a budget-friendly option perfect for beginners and casual photographers. It features a 64 MP resolution for sharp images, and 16x digital zoom. The simple design and user-friendly connection make it easy to use, it also has a reasonably sized screen that is great for framing and reviewing shots. However, the camera struggles in low-light places, and the digital zoom can reduce image quality. Even with these drawbacks, it offers good value for its price, making it a solid choice for those new to photography and other beginners. And the fact that it is already provided with a 32GB SD card is good. Overall a great camera.

I use a Fujifilm X-T3 camera and have this to match my 55-200mm zoom lens. The mounting ring attaches easily to the lens and I'm a big fan of the magnetic attachment for this filter. There are many different brands of diffusion filters. I have used Tiffen brand filters in the past and have always been happy with them, but when I came across the K&F filters I was dying to try them.

I have used K&F products in the past and have been particularly pleased with their lens adapter system (I used to shoot with Pentax cameras and lenses and their excellent lens adapter has enabled me to use my old Pentax lenses with my Fujifilm camera.

This magnet system does not disappoint. Replacing the filters is very easy with the magnetic attachment system. The lens cap for the filter system has been criticized by some but I think it works very well. It actually reminds me of some lens caps on my Pentax system, so I felt very comfortable with them.

As for the quality of the diffusion - excellent! I really enjoy the softer look this diffusion delivers without being too heavy.

However, one thing surprised me a bit. I expected to be able to install this filter system and then still use my tulip shaped lens hood, but I can't do that with this K&F attached to my lens. To be honest I wouldn't be surprised if that really is the Fujifilm system's fault as I've found the lens hoods to be difficult to attach compared to other camera systems I've used in the past. That said, I intend to purchase more K&F brand ND filters to take full advantage of this magnetic attachment system. It's a winner in my book.

bought a FujiFilm camera. It's difficult to buy lenses. I bought an adapter to use a Nikon lens. It has an aperture ring, so I shoot in A mode. Of course, it can also be used in S mode. I don't use M mode. It is very helpful when it is difficult to buy real lenses. Thanks very much.

Works as intended. This is an easy game when mounted on the camera body (Fujifilm X-t3)

Well made, does exactly what it says on the tin, allowing Nikon lenses to be attached to a Fujifilm X-series camera. Faults lie in the design of the camera and lenses, not in the adapter.

I use a Fujifilm X-T3 camera and got this to go with my 55 - 200mm zoom lens. The mounting ring attaches to the lens without issue and I am a big fan of the magnetic attachment for this filter. There are many different brands of diffusion filters out there. I have used Tiffen brand filters in the past and always been happy with them but when I came across the K&F filters I definitely wanted to give them a try.

I have used K&F products in the past and have been particularly happy with their lens adapter system (I used to shoot with Pentax cameras and lenses and their superb lens adapter has allowed me to use my old Pentax lenses with my Fujifilm camera.

This magnetic system does not disappoint. Swapping filters is super easy with the magnetic attachment system. The lens cap for the filter system has been criticized by some but I find it to work very well. It actually reminds me of some of the lens caps from my Pentax system so I felt very comfortable with it.

As for the quality of the diffusion - excellent! I really enjoy the softer look that this diffusion supplies without it bein too heavy-handed.

I was a bit surprised by one thing however. I expected to be able to install this filter system and then still utilize my tulip-shaped lens hood but I cannot do that when this K&F is attached to my lens. To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if this is really the fault of the Fujifilm system as I have found their lens hoods difficult to attach compared to other camera systems I have used in the past. That said, I intend to get some more K&F brand ND filters to take full advantage of this magnetic attachment system. It's a winner in my book.

This adapter fits well on the camera body (X-T3) and my Nikon AF-S lenses. The aperture ring on the adapter allows you to change the aperture of the lens, it seems to allow the full range of aperture although you're not sure which stop you're using. Metering works flawlessly in manual mode and the viewfinder compensates well when you change the aperture. In order for my Fuji X-T3 to be able to be photographed with this adapter, I had to change the setting SET UP->BUTTON/DIAL MANAGEMENT->SHOOT WITHOUT LENS->ON. Of course, since there's no electrical connection to the lens there's no autofocus (or image stabilization) so you'll probably want to enable focus peaking as well, making it easier to see what's in focus. Overall it seems to be a nicely made adapter and worth the price for me to be able to use my Nikon lenses with some limitations.

This K&F adapter XF to MD now allows me to use my old but excellent Rokkor lenses on my Fujifilm X-Pro1 mirrorless camera. No breath.. new life. Thanks