Nikkor Lens Guide

[@lanceevans1689]

Almost 10 years later, and still a great video. Thank you!

[@ZenMasterT07]

First thing I noticed in this video was how HIGH this dude was. He got FIYA coming out of his eyes, boi!

[@Dezdirectz]

ZenMasterT07 Wowww

[@johnbennett2941]

ZenMasterT07 dudes fuckin baked!

[@qanononabong8491]

Perhaps he just escaped from a burning building. Give him a break.

[@taijusatomi-defoe42]

@@qanononabong8491 so what your telling me is that he just got out of a building on fire then started recording a video for KZbin about lenses

[@qanononabong8491]

@@taijusatomi-defoe42 Perhaps.

[@serkseees]

i would think "thread seal tape" would also be a good candidate for solving the loose adapter problem.

[@bigstick5278]

The non Ai nikkors are awesome stopped down don't underestimate them. 35mm f2 Nikkor-O is nice and most of the time under $100.00. The 105 f2.5 lenses are some of the finest Nikon glass.

[@TrangNguyen-cs6wv]

Pete Lucchini Hi, can you give some review on bokeh? I want to attacht the lense to Canon M10, so it's roughly 50mm there. Mainly I shoot at f2.8 or so. How is the sharpness and deepth of field? Thank you so much for taking time!

[@troyphillips1077]

BIG Stick I have the 105 f/2.5 love the long throw of the older non ai . Beautiful images

[@wullieg7269]

BIG Stick I can't find my 105 Q, it's being used as a doorstop somewhere.

[@Jonathanmccallum1]

I've been watching your more recent videos to learn about lighting and this video from 2012 is also extremely helpful. Thanks so much!

[@Aurielle80s90s]

I recommend your video to anyone who wants to adapt a Nikkor lens to canon. by learning this i saved about 300 dollars when i decided to get the nikkor non ai 50mm 1.4 instead of the canon 50mm 1.4

[@etnies777]

Why was this video suggested to me on 4/20? Hmmm i wonder...

[@morgenholz]

And I'm just now watching it on 4/20 2 years to the day after you. Gonna have to spark one in your honor.

[@Colbmtrent5]

BAAAAAAAAKED. Look at those red eyes LOL

[@asdfghjvrty]

"its hay-fever"

[@justnoted2995]

@@asdfghjvrty and maybe anti-histamine.. maybe

[@A1Bokeh]

Lmao

[@johnrflinn]

The non-AI lenses have to be modified to work on the later model Nikons like the FM2n as they have a metal piece that interferes with proper coupling. The Nikon FM can work with both non-AI, AI and AIS lenses with the flip of a little hinge. Non-AI lenses however can be AI'd by a camera technician so they can fit the newer Nikon F cameras

[@kyranford]

Great guide! I know this will help a ton of people having issues understanding the whole Nikon/Nikkor lens adaptation and use for video.

[@NiveusLuxLucis]

I bought a Nikkor 24mm f2.8 Ai-s recently and I love it. I prefer manual everything anyway so old lenses suit me well. Before the Nikkor I was using a Vivitar 28mm f2.8 extensively and it's a really great lens!

[@timothyschweitzer8209]

Killer video, Im all over these lenses already. I would love to see a review on the Nikon Nikkor 16mm

[@BlankBrain]

I bought Fotodiox extension tubes, and there was some slop on the lens mount end. I used 3M Scotch 88 (thick) electrical tape to take up the slack. I placed three strips equally around the edge of the ring and used a razor to trim the excess. The lenses go on like silk and there is no wiggle. I bought K&F Concept Nikon to Canon lens adapters for less than $10 each on Ebay. They have leaf springs to tension the lens mount; there is no slop. They work great.

[@PostColorGear]

Aurielle, how has the performance been? Would you say the pictures are very sharp? Or at least acceptably sharp? Just curious before I make a purchase myself.

[@FedericoChieli]

Hi! Thank you for this video. I'd say the only reason to spend more money in an adapter would be to avoid light leaks and reflections...I had a lot of issues with Fotodiox adapters for Nikon (to Sony E Mount) and I had to bite the bullet and spend more for a Novoflex. Have you had any issues with weird internal reflections and leaks?

[@wildbill9919]

Nikon lenses are adaptable to more systems because their register distance is longer than most others such as Pentax K, M42, Canon FD, and Minolta MD. If the distance between the back of the lens and the sensor is too much than you can't focus to infinity-only good for close up and macro photography.

[@gadda33]

Well, well, well.....I am really impressed by the quality of Your lenses presented in that video. They are factory box brand new ! Amazing ! All the best and thank You for this great tutorial. Mark

[@msbrownbeast]

I tried mounting the Nikkor-S 35mm F2,8 lens on a Canon 5D2 with a metal adapter. It fits, but does not work properly. The inner part of the rear flange protrudes too much and interferes with the operation of the mirror during shutter actuation. I was lucky this did not cause damage to the mirror. The only way to use this lens would be remove the rear flange and grind down the black protruding arc by about 3mm. I am happy with the adapter ring. Paid about $12 USD (free shipping) from Ebay. The lens fits nice and tight, no wiggles at all, and the finishing is great. I am currently using this adapter with a Nikkor-HC 50mm F2.0. Great lens.

[@johnrflinn]

The 28mm F2 ais is my favorite Nikkor lens too. It is superb for aurora and astrophotography in general as it renders the stars round and has a nice wide field. I prefer it to the 35mm F 1.4.

[@teetrex5914]

By far the most outstanding Nikkor lenses. Nothing comes close.

[@neilpiper9889]

I have a Nikon FE with a 50mm f1.4 ai s-c lens and a 105mm f2.5 Nikkor P lens Both Super sharp.The FE will take all Nikon lenses back to 1959. You should use a 55mm2.8 micro Nikkor for close ups. The sharpest lens that other lenses are tested against The 50mm 1.4 non ai s-c is designed for general use. I use it on my Nikkormat ft2.

[@shootcutdeliver]

Hey - great video ! Looking to get a small kit if Nikon lenses to use with my canon Mark 2 - trying to find the best price for a 85mm 1.4 AI lens - did they make a non AI lens and where to find it ? Tks Neil

[@EposVox]

I have a BEAUTIFUL Nikkor 35mm f/2.0 lens that I just ordered a speedbooster for. Super bokeh

[@tonylouisvisionvideography3469]

I have a beautiful Olympus Zuiko 35mm F2 & a Voigtlander 42.5mm F/0.95 great lenses

[@RyanRichardsphoto]

Awesome video Caleb. Just wondering are the nikon lenses only affected by the 1.6 crop of the apsc bodies or does the adapter have an extra crop factor that it adds like on canon FD mounts? Thanks

[@AndyRosebrook]

Bought a Photodiox adapter for around $60 for my 5D Mark III and Nikkor primes, fits VERY snugly I've had good luck with it so far. Great videos Caleb, thanks!

[@ocfilmsdotcom]

Caleb, I'm shooting on the new Sony FS5 and I have a Canon FD 28mm f2.8; a Nikon 50mm f1.4 AIS and a few other lenses (newer ones like Samyang and Canon L). Dilemma I have is I want to buy a set of primes for video. I've been looking at the Rokinon Xeens but they are $2,500 each, whereas I can probably buy 10 good Nikkors with that much money. How does that glass compare with something like the Xeens? - Also, I usually shoot corporate videos and most of the time by myself, so no need to have a focus puller or anything like that. I'm just thinking how newer lens compare to old vintage as far as will I be losing a lot of detail? sharpness? -- thanks Caleb!

[@joellemorris5684]

your video is very informative. thanks!! Based on few videos i watched, i understood that if we have non-AI lens mounted (via a speedbooster) on mirrorless camera like Panasonic GH5, we will not be able to read the aperture change in the viewfinder. Is that correct?

[@mattegolden]

Cool video, but what kind of watch is that at 5:07 ???

[@androssimplelife]

i feel high just looking at homeboy lol

[@Moses_Kanneh]

Andro'5 World oh my god, right.

[@MarkT1700]

lol seriously.

[@andregorgievski7035]

Awesome video and great info! When I first mounted a vintage Nikkor on a canon 5D, there was a protruding element (prong?) on the back of the lens that cracked my mirror. I had no idea that could happen! I had to grind off the metal element... So how do you know which type of nikkor lenses are not with the “bayonet” on the back? Cheers!

[@brendonwilson1318]

I got a nikon FG with a nikon e series 50mm 1.8 and 70-210mm for $2, my adapter should arrive Monday. I'm very excited!

[@Gramabyron]

This may be a silly question but what you go over is information for shooting videos, correct? Does this information also apply to those that want to use older nikkor lenses for still shots? or is it a whole other can of worms? ( I have a Canon 5D, if that helps the possible answer), Thanks in advance!

[@MikeAustin2012]

That's all lovely but, will that old non_air fit my Nikon d850. Some say you need to remove that aperture tab \ ear? Some say you need machine work done? I'd love a 50mm f1.4 or f1.2. I spent my money on the camera. I have some great zooms but a big 28mm and 50mm maybe a 105? I don't mind manual everything a bit. Any help?

[@jb-xc4oh]

Forget the non ai lenses if you have a D850, they are not worth the trouble. Get the ai version not the ai-s because ai-s lenses command a premium price.

[@dragonheadthing]

Really good overview on the lenses. Glad to see someone else has the adapter slipping problem... thought I had a bad adapter.

[@thetechguy600]

Can anyone help me out with this? I have the Nikon NIKKOR-Q 135mm f2.8 NON-Ai lens & I am wanting to know if this lens is Radioactive in any way? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[@larrygreene9258]

Do you have to mount the manual lens the same way as the Nikon D3200. It mounts counter clock wise to lock it and manual lens lock clock wise. ??????????????????????????????

[@peterwong1531]

I have a Non Ai Lens, where can I buy the adapter to convert the lens to be used on Nikon D700...I didn't want to send the lens to a shop to cut the grove...if the after works then I get more Non Ai lenses. Thanks

[@yanitsvetanov1162]

Do you know, or have got any information on the radioactivity of the old film era lenses? Thanks?

[@danc2014]

If you can add a sliver of paper to a adapter then the adapter is now off set a sliver which will alter your image plane or focus. Some adapter have a set adjustment to prevent the wiggle of the lock but the camera mount already have springs for mounting. Thats how the plastic lens mount so well. Good thing you do not remove the adapter because the aluminum tabs must wear more with the added force.

[@lumbum_]

the background music is super distracting

[@jujuvid]

ryan lumley true ..

[@JonathanDavisKookaburra]

I like it. Maybe just needs to come down in the mix by 15%

[@GusSerrano]

I enjoy it

[@BenjaminRowlandTV]

Would you still recommend KEH for vintage Nikon lenses?

[@blastlaughs]

Cool video and would these lens still be good for movies filmed today Im thinking about buying a nikon 50mm F1.8 AI lens for 50 bucks and im not sure if i should get it

[@PhilippeOrlando]

Nikon 50mm f/1.4 AIS vs canon FD 50mm1.4 on a G7? Which would be better? I have the feeling they are very similar, right? I'll use if with a Roxsen adapter, for now! Thanks

[@RamBowMike]

Dudes got his medical cannabis card... (Love this dude)

[@DivisionStreetDrums]

Lmao

[@Moses_Kanneh]

Michael Saari lmao

[@bluefilmsltd]

I have the 28mm F2.8 AI not the highly regarded AIS version. This seems pretty good to me and the AIS version would have to be substantial better optically for me to 'upgrade'

[@petercheuk9019]

Some comments: I'm certainly not a Nikon lens expert. Non-AI, AI'd, AI, and AIS lenses all refer to the metering interface of the lens to the camera body. This gives you a rough estimate of when the lens was made. The problem is that Nikon offered a service when they released the AI lenses to convert the non-AI lenses to AI. This was a simple replacement of the aperture ring and didn't affect the lens itself nor it's ability to form an image on film or a sensor. If it was a bad lens before the conversion then it was still a bad lens afterwards. Nikon has stopped doing this quite a few years ago and people convert non-AI lenses to AI (and these are referred to as AI'd lenses) by simply grinding away part of the aperture ring to allow the aperture feeler on the camera body to engage the aperture ring so that the camera can determine where you've set the ring to relative to what the light meter in the camera 'sees'. There was no such conversion done when AIS lenses came out as the changes were internal and really was making the aperture release lever on the back of the lens more linear for modern Nikon cameras that allow for more consistent aperture settings for Program mode or Shutter Priority modes. The next lenses that came out after the AIS lenses were the AF-Nikkors which are probably beyond the scope of this video since they're the more desirable lenses for modern AF DSLRs. The lenses themselves, for the most part, are identical between the non-AI and the newest AIS lenses. Nikon has been making improvements to them over the years. The very earliest lenses lack anti-reflective coatings and later ones are single-coated. The ones to look for are the later multi-coated (SIC) lenses which came out around 1972 while still in the non-AI era. The lack of sharpness wide open can be attributed to either a lack of lens coating or accumulation of dust inside the lens in the image path or both. Avoid the Series E lenses as they were the economy models and the image quality was lacking. Before buying an old Nikon lens keep this in mind: the faster the lens the higher the quality they put into it and this goes for both optical design and build quality. Today's AF lenses are made mostly of plastic while these old lenses are aluminum and steel. Look for online reviews of older Nikon lenses from people who own and use them on a daily basis. Nikon has made some stunningly sharp lenses over the years and some real duds. It's up to you to do the research to avoid the duds.

[@wullieg7269]

Peter Cheuk my 28mm f2.8e,has rabbit ears?.

[@michaelnash4440]

Hey Caleb ( and anyone else who might have answers for me) I am so damn confused on what prime lens to buy for my new GH4. I have looked at Nikkors to adapt, and people are saying why why why when there are great native lenses, but these are most all fly by wire focus which makes focusing a nightmare especially for repeatable focus. I have also checked out some nice vintage Rokkors which look great. I want something ideally sharp, I like the idea of the Nikkors for great easily compatible glass with future cameras/rentals. If this was you and you needed one decent prime, and $500 to $600 to spend, what would you go with? Thanks for the help! Greatly Appreciated!

[@smashtime1904]

Right now I have two camera systems: m43 and E-mount but every lens I have is adapted to canon EF which only proves problematic with canon FD and maybe one or two other exceptions I've faced(soviet start SLR comes to mind). This is because I found that Canon is easy to adapt to even with lenses with AF while still using a focal reducer which is great - I have a ton of canon EF mount lenses now that all share the same lens caps and two canon mount cameras with effective crop factors of 1x and 1.5x(1.06x & 1.42x) and its really made my life simple. Most of my lenses are m42 mount with 1/3rd being Nikon and a few misc like pk etc but just adapting everything makes things super simple(m42/adapters can be found as low as a solar or two from China which is even better).

I know there are 3 types of this lenses but... The mount is the same for every one of them right? Including the modern Nikkor F with AF...??

[@JonathanLauMaru]

What is that watch? @5:09 Looks so cool!

[@whatsonmytable]

great video Caleb! Am a big fan of yours! Love from India!! Take care during covid. Also, can you help me with which canon to nikkor adaptor youre using and if that helps you achieve infinity focus?? Can you let me know?

[@HenrikKlevstuen]

I didn't really get the purpose of the lens gear. Does it make the focusing easier? More precise? what is it?

[@herrweber8131]

Whats it all about with focusing to infinity? I heard that you couldnt do it without an adapter thats got a lens in it.

[@TheJazieyone]

I have a nikkor 55mm f/2.8 AIS manual lens. I am trying to read the scales for zone focusing. I see the color coded hyperlocal lines for measurement, white in the center gold, blue (or green), orange to the right and left of the white mark. I thought these marks were for matching the color coded apertures but only 11, 22, 32 match the colors mentioned. If I set my aperture to 5.6 or 16, which lines should I be using to measure min and max distances?

[@Superbustr]

The double colored lines on Nikkor ais lenses ex double orange, blue, gold are there to signify how large your depth of field is. In other words it shows you how much working space you have that is in focus between ex the two orange coloured lines. You should always use the white line on Nikkor ais lenses to set the focus distance. The reason it would only show lines for f11, f22, f32 is because there is not enough room on the lens to put more markers. The area in focus will be so small because of the super shallow depth of field that the colored lines wouldn't show up on such small Nikkor lenses.

[@clubexperimental]

Excellent video. Clear explaination and rich in content. Cheers!

[@tonylouisvisionvideography3469]

I've got the Nikon Nikkor Ais 50mm F/1.8 and love it. I use it on my Panasonic GH2 for video

[@TranscendingProd]

Question I've been seeing mixed things about using a non-ai lenses on Nikon d3200. Does it actually work, or is it a no go?

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Film Atlas I haven't tried it so I couldn't tell you. I do know that most of the older non-ai lenses aren't compatible with modern Nikon bodies.

[@cjmpaja]

You can mount MF lenses on a D3200, but you'll have no AF, and the camera can't meter with non-cpu lenses (lenses without electronic contacts)

[@cjmpaja]

The D3200 has no AI coupling on the mount, but be a bit careful when doing so.

[@ronniedai3683]

Great videos but does Nikkor lens focus the "wrong" way?

[@BBSHOCKZ]

no such thing as wrong or right way. canon lenses focus in the opposite direction to Nikon lenses

[@abhisheksuraj]

Dude, can these be used on GH4/ GH5? And how would they compare against the likes of Rockinon cine prime lenses at wide open apertures?

[@williampaul8556]

Where is your website? I need to adapter for a Canon M MOUNT.

[@peterbiggins5657]

with an adapter can i use my nippon kogaku japan Nikkon135mm Nikkor Q non Al manual lens on my Sony A6000

[@RoodeMenon]

Will they fit on DX Nikon cameras?

[@PeterPetahPetah]

Thanks for the video! I like your setup so i think i'll do the same with all my nikkor lenses! When using step up rings with 28mm ai-s, do you see any vignettig? I need to use 52mm-77mm step up rings.

[@lobos9182]

if i buy one of these lenses for my Nikon d5100, should i buy an adapter? ir are they good to go?

[@KwyjiboVanDeKamp]

Is it possible to adapt these old Nikkors to an EF adaptor and then to a Canon EF Speedbooster?

[@justnoted2995]

Now, why did you not show the back-end of the 3 types when you introduced them; cos that is where part of the differences are

[@ARickyRodriguez]

Awesome lens Guide video, verry good explained. Thank You...

[@thegoblin3629]

Wow so much great information, Great job dude! I just got a non ai 28mm f2 and a 135mm f2.8. Both for under 200 shipped! I have much newer zooms that just pale in comparison with Sharpness, Feel, and ease of use.

[@kiliandahlem7044]

Can I put a non - AI to my nikon fe 2 ? I read a lot that its not possible. But is there an adapter ? thanks a lot

[@EunYeongKwon]

Hi would the 1960-70s vintage Nikkor-S 50mm F/1.4 Non-AI Lens work with Nikon D5200? thanks

[@gurpalkingra8498]

Can lenses be repaired and where?

[@smarthalayla1549]

Where can I get Nikkor 24 AiS f2.8 1980's variant that will fit BMPCC?

[@AntoineLaw]

9 years later and caleb still coming in clutch

[@D4N1EL-]

I use vintage a 135mm f3.5, but when i step back to try to get a full body shot it doesnt allow me to focus. it seems like i can only focus a specific distance, and i know the focus ring works because when im a certain distance i can focus in and out. Do you know what the problem is?

[@adamghanem7789]

@dslrvideoshooter just a quick question, do I need an adapter for a Nikon D3200? I assume not since they're nikkor? Am I right?

[@leighton138]

so i got a nikon d5600 and i keep getting lens not attached even though its attached how do i fix it

[@smarthalayla6061]

Where can I buy Nikkor lens 24 AiS f2.8 1980that don't cost much? Amazon and Ebay charging too much. Also, I saw a similar lens with the name Nikon... what is the differences performance wise.

[@YourFitnessCenterBrandon]

would these fit the D5200 bodies. Nikon.

[@theDarthFubar]

what version of nikkor and manufacturing era would give the best narrative feel when paired with a sankor 16 or hypergonar 2x anamorphot?

[@Superbustr]

+theDarthFubar Older lenses would have a more retro / vintage look. I would look at getting ai or pre ai lenses. Something like a 55mm f1.2 should look good when stopped down to f2. Or an 85mm f2 ai would look good.

[@TheEscape2012]

is there any other difference then NON-AI, AI and AIS in term of quality? I find Nikkor lenses for 50$ on ebay and for some reason i dont trust them. Are there big differences within the focal length of the lenses?

[@Gabez82]

I always found KEH to carry sub par items for sale. I buy from Japan, them lil Japanese folks seem to take better care of their lens, and as such their stock seems to be in Excellent+++, to Mint. I rather pay a little more for better condition.

[@flairfilmsUK]

Hi mate, I bought a Nikkor 28mm f2 (think it's AI) but with a bit of testing I've noticed that wide open I get quite a bit of purple/green fringing in the slightly out of focus areas and its a tad bloomy. Do you know if this normal or have I received a duff one?

[@jakobmmn6075]

Because the color of light has different lightwaves, it gets bent a bit differently through lenses. So it ends up at different places on the sensor. Especially if light is bent hard (wide open), there are big dislocations.

[@CRYPTO-BULL]

are these lenses exclusively for photography?

[@RCflyer729]

what would a good adapter be to go from Nikon to Sony emount on my nex camera

[@chrissimms7888]

Hey is it possible to use these with the roxsen you recommend in the G7 Guide?

[@stephencrawford4940]

where do you get your bulk len caps from? Thx

[@certainlyjoel]

These lenses (AI or AIS) VS Minolta MD lenses?

[@Narsuitus]

Back in the late 1960s, I purchased my first two Nikkor lenses (35mm f/2 and 85mm f/1.8). They wete pre AI lenses that I later had Nikon convert to AI lenses.

[@kirko0176]

I'm confused. Do these older nikkor lenses only work with manual focus? There is no autofocus with these older nikkor lenses? No autofocus even on the nikon bodies?

[@VissGamer]

Kirk K nope no autofocus but for video that really is not a big deal since most use manual focus anyway.

[@viniciuscole377]

Please, I would like to buy some Nikkor old lens: 50mm Nikkor-S Auto 1 : 1.4 Nippon Kogaku. But its for my Sony A7SII body. I just use to videos, and I have the metabones adapter EF to use my Canon lens. Does anyone knows if this lens will work good with this camera, and If I need the adaptor to put it on metabones, or any tips to best perfom? thanks

[@drewrobertson6286]

Vinicius Colé your Sony is an e mount lens, so you will need a different adaptor. I use a K&h adaptor (non autofocus) for my e mount cameras. Mannie Ortiz has a review on using an auto focus adaptor for his A7, but they are expensive

[@herrweber8131]

OMG THANK U THATS EXACTELY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR

[@JosesGarage101]

hi! I have the 50mm 1.4 the oldest one non ai-s and it want screw on my d800 or my d3s. is a adapter the only way to go?

[@caseyjones6873]

Is there a difference between performance between the AI and AIS lenses?

[@Superbustr]

+Casey Jones Every lens is different. In general some AI lenses have longer focus throws while at the same time it is known that some AIS lenses have better optics than AI.

[@mazenkilouh927]

i was searching for old nikon lenses in germany but i didn't find trusted one do anyone know where to get fast old 50mm nikon lenses in germany ??

[@mahmoudrefaat3009]

There are several vintage camera shops in Berlin, but they are pricey. Your best bet is the Flea market. I got my Nikkor 50/2 for 20 Eur. Fantastic lens. Just dig deep in the flea market, and be patient.

[@Crlarl]

Do you modify the aperture ring? i.e. de-click it?

[@Rainy78]

Hey there, Im looking at buying a nikon 135mm 2.8 ai for my d3300. Will there be any troubles? I hear they wont meter? What doed that mean? If theres no exposure reading, will it be hard to get pristine pics these nikkors produce? Thanks!

[@TheOther9519]

it means the Automatic, Program, Aperture priority or shutter priority modes won't work. Do be careful: once you get used to the colours these old Nikkors bring to your camera, you'll never want the modern lenses.

[@TheOther9519]

bring to your photographs*

[@CraigMansfield]

rainy78 Hi. I bought a D3300. Do you know if I can use old manual lenses with it?

[@TheOther9519]

Craig Nevermind Depends on the lenses. Lots of ifs and buts. This is the easiest way to check, if you are new to Nikon: www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/compatibility-lens.htm. thumb rule: _most_ AI and AI-s lens and later ones will all mount on all Digital/film cameras. + You might not get metering (auto/program/aperture/shutter priority -modes) : i.e., your camera cant decide what Aperture/shutter speed to use.

[@CraigMansfield]

Prasanna thank you. I bought a Nikon 28mm 2.5 wide angle, and it's a lovely lens. I'll be buying more lenses in the future, so I'll use that link. Thanks for replying.

[@shaikhadilaman2542]

will nikon 50mm f1.4 non ai fit d3300?

[@jtheggz3955]

great video.. but that music 🤯, just realized is 10 yrs ago.. great content!

[@Andrewg861]

Is there an adapter for micro 4/3 to use with the black magic camera?

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Yes: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003G49V70/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003G49V70&linkCode=as2&tag=tecbri-20

[@daverime]

***** Hey Caleb, I was wondering will the Nikon manual lens work with the (Metabones Canon EF Lens to BMPCC Speed Booster) if I use it with the Nikon to canon EF Mount. (I have both Canon lens and Nikon Manual but won't want to purchase 2 metabones speed booster. Thanks

[@dslrvideoshooter]

daverime It technically will yes. If you do that, be sure to use high quality adapters. The more adapters you use, the higher at risk you are that the lenses won't be as sharp since there could be tiny gaps between the adapters.

[@doddavenkatramarao8080]

Does these fit for z mount with ftz