Can I use 1&gt; an AF-S Nikkor 18-70mm lense and/or B. an AF Nikkor 28-80mm lense w/ this camera w/ proper adapter, and what would that adapter be ?
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The adapter will let you use the lense in question in Manual Focus, and in Manual and APriority mode if your lense has Aperture adjustment. You know the focal length will be X2, right? Adapter to use Nikor lenses in m4/3. There are many out there. I suggest you buy not a very expensive one until you know what is like to use this fantastic camera in "Manual Mode" with manual lenses. Enjoy.
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I believe this was sold as a fixed mount lens, not an Adaptall II lens, and it came in a Nikon mount. If you don't mind my asking, why do you need to use an adapter, are you trying to remove its fixed mount and convert it from another brand of mount to Nikon?
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There are two versions. One is for Micro 4/3 and the other for Sony. Neither requires an adapter and works well with auto focus and aperture. Excellent lens for the price.
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I bought mine with the right adapter but you can but it at Best Buy or on Amazon. just look at the size on your lens
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Hi, I hae a ols Minolta Maxxum with lenses Maxxum AF(this lenses can not work in manualy, dont have aperture ring). Now I bougth a Nikon D5200 and I want to use the Monolta Maxxum AF lenses in this camara. I can use this adapter?
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Not sure what your camera came with, but I use a AF5 Nikkor18-55mm for almost all indoor shots and they are great! I love my camera and have just about every lens you can have.
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I can't say for sure about your equipment. I can tell you that I have a Nikon D90 and D7000 and older model Tamron 35-135 and 70-210 lenses. The adapter works perfectly for me and allows me to continue using my older lenses that make great shots. I had thought about selling the lenses but at the going rate you can't expect much. Now though, I have two valuable lenses that I am still able to use.
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Yes you may use the adapter. But lost the IS and no AF. I do use the Nikon AF lens on Pan G1. But I did not like it because focus by hand too slow missing a lot of shots. For you better off to buy the Nikon D90. The 135mm F/2 is the best len to own.
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Lens adaptor will work, but field of view is slightly reduced. Pictures turn out well. Auto focus obviously does not work, but auto exposure is unaffected.
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Yes, AF-D and most every other Nikkor F mount lens ever manufactured can be used with the Nikon Df from about 1960 to present, over 54 years and counting! That is just one thing that is so amazing about this terrific Nikon camera body. Please go to Nikon USA and read the compatibility reviews... Nikkor Legacy Lenses are what this camera is all about, "Manual through AF-S is it's suit!"
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The kit comes with an adapter ring that fits onto a 35 MM camera - but AF does NOT work with this lens - you have to use manual mode
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The adapter is basically the same as a native A mount. There has been no cropping or vignetting on any lenses I've tried. There are a few APS A mount lenses out there, but any full frame lens will look great on the A7, with autofocus too!
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with proper adapter for Nikon no problem,as long you have your camera on manual be careful note the adapter is very unstable to sustain the lens attached to the camera, as matter of fact my adapter stripped after few days of working. i suggest to screw the adapter on to the lens first, then line up to the camera and twist make sure you steady on the lens
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It should work fine. No you do not need an adapter, the macro lens filters screw in just like any other lens filer. I've had good results with them. The set comes in different magnifications. (2x 4x 10 etc.) You have to focus manually if you use them. My lens, like yours, is a 35-70 cannon lens. I am shooting with a Rebel camera. I am a Hobbyist.
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You won't need an adapter. I have the same camera and this lens works beautifully.
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It has an adapter so you can use 72mm put the adapter ring on and use the 58mm I bought the 58mm to start with and the picture was better without it. I have not tried other lenses yet.
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Hi Enrique,I wish I had a clear cur answer. I use some new lenses and some 'E" series lenses made by Nikon. The adapters are different on each.The E series lenses were made in the early 1980's and are a GREAT value however their mounts are different than the 18-55. Sorry I cannot be of more help. Maybe go the B&H; photo and see if they have a close-up of your lens and compare that with the 18-55?Best,Haji Mahmood