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.

I used this adapter with a Fuji XM1 and a Nikon 50mm lens. I had no problem connecting the adapter to the camera and the lens to the adapter. It is possible to adjust the opening of the membrane. Excellent value for money.

Mounting Nikon lenses on the XT2 and this adapter works very well. No sacrificing quality as there is no glass, it is just a mock adapter. I've tried various Nikon G lenses and Zeiss ZF mount lenses and had no problems. The mount or lens doesn't play and it feels secure. As with most other adapters, there are no aperture markings at all, leaving you guessing with any lens that doesn't have manual aperture controls. At this price you really can't go wrong!

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With this adapter I can use all my Nikkor or Nikon lenses on the Fujifilm E-X1. However, it is necessary to set the “Shoot without a lens” option in the menu, otherwise the shutter button will not click. The diaphragm is closed by the intuitive ring. I tried it with a G Sigma EX 1 lens; 4-5.6 with 10-20mm focal points (equivalent to 15-30mm of a full frame): The ring allows you to close the aperture while maintaining full aperture for manual focus, from 24cm to infinity. Of course, the Fuji ring works better for Leitz M lenses, since it is enough to set "adapter" and focal length and any distortions can be corrected. But it costs more than ten times as much. Focus is obviously done manually as with digital and analogue Leica Ms. The courier was unable to deliver on the scheduled day, claiming that "no one was there". Instead we were all there. Saturday to Monday. Then don't complain if Amazon will use drones.

Seems well made, especially for the price. Accepts Nikon Ai/D/G lenses At first I couldn't attach the adapter to the Nikon lens. From a web search it seems it takes more force than you might think to put the Nikon lens on and snap it into the adapter. The subsequent assembly of the lenses went more smoothly. I was expecting to be able to use the aperture rings on the D and Ai lenses to control aperture, but that doesn't seem to have any effect. The outer ring used for the G lenses' aperture setting works with them, allowing me to control the aperture (though not as precisely as the D/Ai lenses' own aperture rings). Seems "good enough".

This is model K&F M18111, Adapter for Nikon DX lens on Fuji XT-3 body. High quality processing; easily adapts to the body, snaps securely and without any noticeable movement. The same goes for adopting the Nikon lens. Cosmetically it could be a bit better, but that's not a problem - just the surface. Overall it works as advertised, no problem here. For the $30 adapter price, I suddenly have a whole bunch of DX Prime lenses that would otherwise have gone unused since switching to the Fuji X camera. The same could apply to you. As an aside, and that's just for the manufacturer, because you really can't ask for more for the price: it would be great to have a plastic cap on the camera end of the adapter: that way, if the user predominantly uses one lens, they wouldn't have to each Disassemble two components when he changes lenses. However, this does not affect the advertised functionality. Note: When operating, remember to select "Shoot without lens" in the Fuji setup menu.

There is no shortage of excellent reviews for Fuji X lenses, but excellence comes at a price. Fuji glass, especially the Primes, is far from affordable for most enthusiasts. For Nikon photographers who want to take advantage of the iconic performance and great JPGs of the Fuji X bodies without a camera, but don't want to spend a fortune on Fuji's primes, this adapter is a real option to get more life out of 'Old Faithful', the Set of outstanding Nikon F and G lenses that many Nikon shooters have in their inventory. The side between the lens and the adapter seemed a little tight for the first few mounts, but has become very smooth with a little use. Lenses can be mounted without play. The built-in aperture ring allows for proper opening and closing of the aperture on G lenses. As many have pointed out, the aperture modulation travel of Nikon glass is very limited, so you may end up driving the lens further down than intended. Of course, there is also no way to know the exact aperture when using Nikon G lenses with this adapter. Once users get used to manually focusing with their Nikon glass when using this (and other) adapters, and this shouldn't be difficult given the focus peaks of most Fuji X APS-C bodies, they might come to the conclusion come that the combination of Nikon lenses and Fuji X bodies is something special. Who would have thought that the drawer full of Nikon lenses on Olympus, Sony and now Fuji bodies would be revived over and over again with adapters.