Sorry to be such a tool, but will this work with the DX lenses? I'm guessing that the aperture will stay wide and you adjust the shutter.
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It sort of works with Nikon DX lenses (but everything is manually controlled for exposure, focus, aperture and shutter speed). If your DX lens does not have a manual aperture ring it is not much use since aperture will be stuck at highest F value (smallest aperture). The much more expensive FT1 adaptor is much more useful and retains the functions of the elctronic lenses (even autofocus if lens is Nikon with its own motor). I had fun with the fotodiox adaptor and old FX lens with manual aperture rings but now use the FT1 with FX and DX lenses.
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Not 100 % sure I understand the question... but it is really just an adapter/mount... just to change the threading to use different lenses...
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Yes. There are two versions as I understand it. The second, which I did not purchase, handles later lenses that do not have an aperture ring - I think it has its own aperture settings while the lens remains wide open. I kept several Dx lenses and DSLRs but have not tried the Dx lenses with this adapter. I think the only way they can be used is wide open, which is rather pointless. I am mounting on a Fuji X-Pro1 with a Micro-Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 (circa late 1970s) - works fine, of course manual focus only.
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Mine was great on my D2h, almost the same as your D2x. It works great as an auto focus short telephoto at 127mm focal length, 85mm x 1.5 = 127mm. Any Nikon SLR, film or digital that has a tiny screwdriver on the camera lens mount at the 7 o'clock position will work with this type of auto focus lens. The new lenses have the motor built into the lens, not the body.
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Yes this will work on your camera; but this is not the issue.I made a mistake on purchasing this item. I thought it will work with all lenses that I have.That was NOT true. It works only with the wight colour lenses. Take care.
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Absolutely. I used it for a couple of years with my D200. It'll work with any DX format Nikon with a built-in focusing motor (e.g. D50, D200, D300, D7000, etc.)
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Most DX lenses are "G" designated and missing the aperture ring. This adapter does not carry any data from the lens to the camera. It also has no mechanical connection. Therefore, most DX lenses will be stuck at the smallest aperture and photos would be severely underexposed. With this adapter, you must focus and set your exposure manually. If your lens has an aperture ring and focus ring, this well-built adapter works fabulously. With focus peaking, manually focusing is a pretty quick and easy task. Keep in mind, the exif data will be missing info like aperture setting.
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I am almost positive that it will work. I did find a web reference where a person was using it with the 60 mm lens and literature states that it will work with Nikon DSLR cameras. I would recommend getting it.You could also do as I do and do a Google search suing specific questions to see if others have posted anything regarding this combination. If it works with the items individually I would say that it willwork with them together. Good luck.
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What the manual says--DX lenses are for use only with DX-format digital single-lens reflex cameras such as the D7000 or D3000 series. I have a D5200 and it works on it.
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I use this adapter with lenses that already have aperture rings and it works just fine. You just need to keep the aperture on the adapter open all of the way. It might be beneficial to just go ahead and buy this adapter instead of a passive adapter in case you want to invest in newer canon glass.
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It will work with focal lengths from 50mm and shorter, possibly with 85mm, have to try. Longer lenses will have corners cut, the longer the focal length, the more will be cut. (And trying to stop down will increase the cut)
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Yes. It will work. Beautifully too I might add. Go outside, set your camera to AV mode, set aperture to f/1.4, and snap away! Shooting wide open is so much fun.
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Yes. On a DX camera you will get about a 1.5x crop factor making it similar to a 105-450mm lends but it will work just fine. You gain some equivalent magnification but lose some sharpness.
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Of course it will, I have a Canon 60D and love this lens...But if you want full format the DX Sigma's are great.
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It fits all EF lenses, but it doesn't work for me. If it does work for anyone, could you please share with others how you accomplished that??
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Yes it will "work", but on a crop sensor camera like the D200 it will have a field of view equivalent to a 36mm lens. There are certainly cheaper options in this range for a DX camera. That being said, the 24mm f/1.4 is a great lens with outstanding image quality.
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Castor, I have the same lenses on a Nikon Df...pretty much the same dimensions. It works, but not much room to spare...hope that helps.
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Take a look at your other lens. If it has DX on it then yes. It will fit as this lens is a DX lens. In the future other lens will for but will not auto focus. As long as you get DX lenses the autofocus will work. Enjoy