Will auto-focus work with my Nikon G-series lens on a Panasonic GH2 using this adapter?
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There is no electronic communication between the lens and camera. So, the AF will not work. There is no such an adapter will allow Nikon Lens work with MFT exit yet.
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It depends entirely on what LENS you are using, not the camera ... on the 14mm Panasonic lens, yes, it works fine (I use it on mine and I used the lens on a GX1).
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I bought it for my dmc-gx7 and it fits with the supplied adaptor ring so I imagine if it doesn't fit exactly, it will with the ring. However, the lens does not screw tightly into place, so it is attached very precariously and several times came off in my hand. I ended up holding it in place for fear of it dropping off. I intend to return it to Panasonic.
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Hello, If the adapter allows you to mount the lens to the camera it will work but, you may have to focus manually. I am not familiar with your camera model so, check the owners manual about whether or not it will be able to use autofocus. Great lens by the way. I really liked it when I had my Pentax.
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Hi, thanks question.This lens can fit for G mount Panasonic Digital Camera.Thanks in advance.
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I used the adapter on a Nikon 1 V2 and it worked great with multiple Nikkor lenses; 50mm/1.8, 28-300mm/3.5-5.6, 200mm/f4, 300mm/2.8. As the literature says, with certain lenses you'll have autofocus, and some not. Worked fine for stationary subjects.
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Yes. This adapter will work with any lens that has a minolta MD type mount. I've been using one on my Panasonic AF-100 (a MFT system) with good results.
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you likely have to use the manual focus ring on the lens itself. This adaptor doesn't allow for auto-focus capability.
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As the other responders have mentioned, this lens will work with any micro 4/3rds camera such as the GF series. I'm using it occasionally on my Panasonic G3 body.You hands to set the "Shoot without lens" menu option to On, and easiest is to leave it set to Aperture Priority to have the camera set the shutter speed for you.
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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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if i have looked up the right camera yes it can go on with a adapter ..........please double check here for the info before u go ahead and buy http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/dmc-g5kk?t=specs
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Yes. All M4/3 lenses work on all M4/3 bodies. I have an EM-5 which has a built in image stabiliser but the 150mm effective focal length won't be too hard to hold steady on your GH2.Get it! It is my most used lens it is simply superb
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There is a minolta adapter available for the G1 panasonic. I also have a set of Minolta Rokkor Lenses i used with my XK. I have not seen one for the GF1 one as of yet.
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I have a Panasonic GF2, GX1 and G3. As long as you get the m43 set it will work on those and all other of the Panasonic Gx series. The key is that you have an OM-mount lens. So I bought this to use with my Panasonics and my 50mm f1.2 Olympus OM Zuiko lens from about 20+ years ago. This set works fine for that. If you're like me and don't take enough macro shots to justify the cost of the 45mm Panasonic Macro lens, this will definitely fit the bill...
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I'm using it on Nikon D600 and it works just fine, that would be a yes to your question. Reason I got it is because I can also use it with my GH2 as well.
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The Panasonic DMW-GFC1 will work on your G2 or any other micro four-thirds camera (Panasonic or Olympus) as long as you attach it to Panasonic lenses 14mm f/2.5 or 14-42mm power zoom. This conversion lens can not be mounted directly to the camera. It has adapters to connect either to the lenses mentioned earlier.
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Yes, it will allow you to use your lenses on the GH4. FYI, It works fine with my 50mm/1.8, but it cant seem to grab the aperture ring of my tokina 11-16