Quenox anello adattatore Nikon G e F con diaframma Canon EOS

Adapter for Nikon F Lens to Canon EOS Camera - with slider for adjusting the aperture

With this adapter, you can use Nikon F lenses on a Canon EOS camera. However, the adapter will not produce electronic connection. So you have to focus manually. And the panel must be set manually. The adapter has a built-in shutters for adjusting the lens iris. As a result, the adapter for G-type is best suited. These lenses usually have no own aperture ring, so that the diaphragm can usually be set on the lens by hand.

Manual focus and aperture setting

The focus to infinity works fine, but you have to adjust the focus manually on the lens. The iris is adjusted using the adapter aperture ring. At certain Nikon lenses as well as foreign brand manual lenses can also directly select the aperture on the lens. However provides the adjustment of the aperture using the aperture ring adapter has the advantage that you can adjust the shutter continuously.

Lens used also for movies - Metering by time automatic possible

Canon EOS cameras Nikon lenses can be adapted in M mode and aperture priority mode use. In M mode, you can select the exposure time of the camera. In aperture priority mode, the camera calculates the appropriate exposure time. To this end, the camera measures how much light comes through the lens and automatically sets the appropriate shutter speed. You just have to press the shutter button. Apart from that you can also use Nikon Lenses adapted in video mode. Then the setting an exposure time is not necessary, of course.

High stability and precise workmanship for a secure fit

The lens adapter is made of anodized aluminum and chrome-plated brass. The adapter is manufactured with precision so that it fits seamlessly into the lens mount and dust-tight seal. In addition, the adapter is very stable. It can therefore hold heavy lenses.

Technical details

Material: aluminum (anodized), Brass (chrome plated)

Note

To remove the adapter from the lens again, you must release lever (see arrow) button and turn the lens: