Adjustment ring corresponds to the good quality of realization.

Perfect service

Manual but the work

It was hard to somehow find a proper lens

With this adapter I can use my old MINOLTA lenses on the Canon EOS R. Works well. The connections run smoothly and the lenses are tight. But you have to be aware that the aperture and distance on the lens have to be set manually. "Release without lens" must be activated on the EOS R (menu 5/5). Otherwise the camera will not trigger. Set to Av aperture priority.

the question was whether the dolle adapter from sony was worth it to pack my old minolta-compatible ones onto the @6000. the answer: no, it's not worth it, the thing is outrageously expensive for what it can do. so the K&F part had to come from. all af-s become more or less stupid fully mechanical lenses. but with a zebra and a magnifying glass, it shouldn't be rocket science to work with it, unless you have nothing but snapping in mind. an aperture control is also on it, so if you're already out of the automatic mode, you should be able to cope with it and take entertaining photos. the respective bayonet connections are quite tight, tighter than sony imagines, so they also have zero play. is this a permanent solution? no, definitely not, there are still one or the other e-lens coming along. but until then the old minoltas can be used wonderfully. and there is also an a-68 lying around, for which i need the existing stuff. Addendum: Whoever had the outrageously expensive adapter from Sony on it, which ultimately only loops through the lens data and doesn't get anything right, either nothing happens at all or it bangs forever, but it costs a lot, take the k&f right away....

The lens is securely attached to the adapter ring and this is precisely and stably inserted into the camera body. The Nikon Nikkor lens is on a Nikon Z camera. The adapter is well made and has an opaque interior to prevent reflections. I'm giving it 3 stars for value for money, not because it's obviously bad, but because it costs more than other mount/camera body combos. The whole thing deserves 5 stars because it works very well.

This adapter adapts my Nikkor lenses to my Fuji body (X-T1). It works perfectly and looks very good too. Like the flat black and silver rim. The silver ring in the center is for aperture control, so it also works for Nikon G lenses without an aperture ring and allows you to manually control the aperture of your Fuji. My copy is a little tight on the Nikon receiving end but works very well. And since I've had a few that were too loose, I don't mind. The aperture ring is 6-7 clicks so is better than the Fotiodix version I have which is only 3-4. Not much more to say but that it works well and allows me to use all my Nikon lenses on a Fuji body. Of course, this is all manual control, not autofocus or exposure control — just a metal tube that lets you mount Nikon lenses. At this price it's a great deal and works beautifully. It wasn't available for Prime when I got it and it took me about 2 weeks to get it.