All Nikon lenses to Canon body

[willis]

All Nikon lenses to Canon body including G lenses!Wish it will launch HK soon.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/1007/10072 ... dapter.asp
It is a good new to Nikon users like me. It allows me to use whole spectrum of Nikon lenses to IR modified Canon body for AP.

[社長]

跟現時數十元一個的有怎麼分別? 抱歉，我很幼稚、有點傻，但真的搞不懂

[willis]

I have an ordinary adaptor. It only works for old Nikon lenses with aperature ring. And there is no metering and one can only use manual mode in Canon camers. If one plugs the new G lenses into the Canon camera, the aperature cannot be controlled. The worst thing is that the only possible aperature of a G lens is the smallest aperature. i.e f22!!!! According to the description, it provides a mechanical connection between the lens, the aperature can be controlled and the body but retains automatic metering for aperture priority mode! That great!!!

[社長]

I have an ordinary adaptor. It only works for old Nikon lenses with aperature ring. And there is no metering and one can only use manual mode in Canon camers. If one plugs the new G lenses into the Canon camera, the aperature cannot be controlled. The worst thing is that the only possible aperature of a G lens is the smallest aperature. i.e f22!!!! According to the description, it provides a mechanical connection between the lens, the aperature can be controlled and the body but retains automatic metering for aperture priority mode! That great!!!

understand....

but I still want to explore the performance of Nikon manual lens on my 5D Mark II and the ST8300M.

[Nebulas]

I have an ordinary adaptor. It only works for old Nikon lenses with aperature ring. And there is no metering and one can only use manual mode in Canon camers. If one plugs the new G lenses into the Canon camera, the aperature cannot be controlled. The worst thing is that the only possible aperature of a G lens is the smallest aperature. i.e f22!!!! According to the description, it provides a mechanical connection between the lens, the aperature can be controlled and the body but retains automatic metering for aperture priority mode! That great!!!

understand....

but I still want to explore the performance of Nikon manual lens on my 5D Mark II and the ST8300M.

Sir, You can test my lenses if we met, it seems that Carl Zeiss ZF series lens for the interfance of Nikon very perfect!