Will it work with the Nikon FM-10?
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Hello, Jennifer.I am not 100% positive. I would suggest that you check and compare the type of mounts for the Nikon FM-10 vs. Nikon D2X (which is what I am using the Extension Tube for). I have a feeling that they are the same mount...again, don't quote me on that.I hope I was able to assist you.
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Hi Jennifer J., As far as I know as long as your camera has an F mount it should work. And the Nikon FM10 does support the F mount ... but from what I learned it does have certain limitations regarding F mount lenses. I don't know if that would apply to this macro tube. Don't get your hopes up too high with this tube ... but you might have a better experience with it than others have. I just use an assortment of macro lenses that I attach to a AF-S DX Nikkor Lens 10-24 ... I use the Nikon D7000. I didn't have a good experience with this macro tube and that might be partly my own fault. Did have a difficult time removing it from the body of camera. So if you get it this tube, be patient and careful when removing it. Good luck,
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Anyone else asking about this macro extension tube regarding the fit ... as long as your camera supports an F mount lens, then this should work. But first and foremost ... look up the specs on this item and compare it to your camera specs, being the mount. Also read my response to Jennifer J.
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My exI personally had a negative experience . so I would recommend to get a macro lense for this camera instead of the macro extension tube
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Yes, it will work nicely. I have one and use it with my Nikon F lenses on a Panasonic GF3. You have to set your E-M10 to shoot in "no lens" mode. I use aperture priority, which will say the f-stop is set to "0", or something like that. The camera doesn't know what it is. You can use full manual mode as well, if you prefer. The light meter in the camera will still work so it will automatically adjust the shutter speed for whatever you manually set the lens f-stop to. Manual focus only, of course.
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Yes it should and if for any reason you would get an error message with the lens. Just remember to set the f-ring to f-22 then the lens should work as it does quite nicely on my Nikon D7000.
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Yes, it will work on the newer Df Nikon. Yes, to Autofocus too. Light weight lens with sweet f/2 aperture.
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Yes. It works with any lens having a 58mm filter thread -like the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G- and any camera with a Nikon F-mount. Remember that the operation will be totally manual.
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It will work; but the focal lengths will be longer. It is meant for a full frame Nikon.
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We bought it for use with a Nikon. Pretty sure it has a universal connector but you might look on Google to make sure.
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I dont believe so... it mostly only works with constant aperture lenses...nikon has a list online that tells you all the lenses it works with...
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Works with my D90 and D7100. It has an internal autofocus motor so it should work fine.
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I believe so. The information I have on it is that it is compatible with most Nikons.
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It should be fine. It works on my D300 and D800 and I believe the D300s has the same connection.
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It will work with any F-Mount Nikon dSLR. Keep in mind that autofocus and exposure will not be automated.
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Yes it should work, it works well with my Nikon D5000 using the supplied adapter
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I cannot give a definite yes, but I do believe it will work as the shutter button operates the same way in Nikon cameras.
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it should..nikon mount..is nikon mount... it will be all manual though..focus, aperture..etc...hope that helps.
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It should work with all camera systems that allow you to micro-adjust and calibrate your lenses. If the Nikon D810 allows you to do that, then yes, it will work.
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I am not sure. Please check at Nikon.com. The fact that it is AF-S it should be compatible