Ordered and arrived within a day. I tested it on my Fujifilm x-e1. I have no words... If I had only imagined such a result... I would have bought it much sooner. Robust, well built and perfectly adapts to the camera body. I tried it with a Nikon 28-300 with a 50mm and with a Tamron 24-70. The results are very, very good and to get the focal length relative to the 35mm format, the focal length used by the lens must be multiplied by 1.7. For example, if you mount the Nikon 50mm, the equivalent focal length is 50*1.7 = 85mm. Of course you have to work completely manually, but the Fujifilm light meter helps you to compose a perfect photo. It is possible to work with priority membranes while the machine automatically sets the times accordingly. You just have to get used to focusing manually and everything runs smoothly. If there were 6 stars I would have voted for them. With this adapter we rediscover the photographer of the past, who calmly and patiently lurked, waiting for the right moment.
14/03/2023
Everywhere I look: Adapters I see 'Metabones' Bandies through. This one is a third the price, all steel, has an aperture ring [albeit a tight unmarked limited split] - it snaps into place on my 150mm macro Nikon G-Type with a secure, and is just as smooth attached to the camera mount. No effect on IQ, you get no aperture in your exif data. So just keep notes if that's important to you, and it's pretty sturdy, no major wobbles. Can't fault it for the price and may buy a few more brands for other mount types.
13/03/2023
It goes perfectly with the Fujifilm X-T2, my Nikon 14-24 2.8, 24-70 2.8, 70-200 2.8 and the Sigma 105 macro and 150-600 sport lenses. It's entirely manual, of course: there's no autofocus, there's no stabilizer. It doesn't have a diaphragm as such (you can't choose between 5, 6, 8 or 11), it doesn't have a number. But it has a ring that opens and closes the aperture, and it lets you adjust the light coming into the camera and the depth of field (the more open, the less depth, and the more light). Being a mirrorless camera, light metering can be automatic when: - Automatic ISO setting, choice of speed and placement of the ring diaphragm anywhere. - Choose ISO, set auto speed and place aperture ring anywhere — Auto ISO, set auto speed and place aperture ring anywhere. The option that is not possible is the automatic membrane. You also record everything manually and control the light from the screen. For the price you can't ask for more.
12/03/2023
I easily mounted a Nikon 50mm 1.8 lens on my Fujifilm X-T20. Doesn't feel cheaply made. I've been using it for a few months and haven't had any problems. Just a tip, don't forget to change your Fuji settings to "shoot without a lens" and you're good to go!
11/03/2023
was honestly surprised to receive this adapter, the presentation is very good, the material feels and looks very strong and resistant, its design and manufacture are impeccable, its handling is simple, easy to use, the membrane ring works perfect, I've already done tests on my Fuji Xt3 with Nikon lenses and it works perfectly, it's fully manual... hopefully soon we'll have a fully automatic version... hopefully soon we'll have a fully automatic version... hopefully we will soon a fully automatic version...
10/03/2023
Decent adapter. Allows me to use all my old scallop nikkors on my X-Pro2. Also allows me to use Wallach AF Nikkors as the adapter has its own aperture ring. Arrived quickly and was very cheap for what it does. I would definitely recommend it.
09/03/2023
Fantastic adapter for the price. Very well machined and seemingly solid quality. Gives you the ability to either directly control the aperture (legacy lenses and Nikon D-series lenses) as well as about 6 "clicks" to control G-series lenses from lens wide open to lens closed. The aperture ring on this adapter rotates smoothly and the f-stops are tactile (clicked in) despite being a very short distance apart. It would be ideal if it were oriented to add 2x the travel on this ring and also allow for better control of the mid stops. But as far as editing and price go, know that you're probably getting the best value for your money here. At this price you actually have the option to buy an adapter for any lens you own and use it with a Fuji body. Just awesome.
08/03/2023
It works well, difficult to fit on the lens but NOT on the camera. You have to use force to block it on the lens. A little scary when you do it for the first time! A bit heavy because it is made of metal, but very robust. Works exactly as described. Manual focus is easy, but you have to guess your aperture value.
07/03/2023
am impressed with the quality of workmanship on this very affordable adapter, which is what you would expect from a high end product. My Nikon lenses fit the adapter like a Nikon camera body and connect perfectly to my Fujifilm camera bodies. This is a dumb adapter, meaning there are no electrical connections to the camera, so focusing has to be done manually and auto exposure is only available on aperture priority auto exposure. Given its limitations, I highly recommend this K&F adapter.
06/03/2023
Exactly what I needed. It fits super perfectly in my Fuji mirrorless camera, it clicks right when installed (so good!) and the connection is solid, no wobble. I tried connect/disconnect the 4 Nikkor lenses with no problems. The aperture control ring has 6 clicks from wide to narrow, which is good enough for general purposes and it has good resistance so the aperture doesn't change accidentally. And that adapter looks great too! What's not to love? Update: I've tried this adapter with the Nikkor 85mm F1.8d and it doesn't lock the lens in place...not sure why. I have other "D" lenses and they work fine.
05/03/2023