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Thornfield HouseUrth Nikon F Lens to Micro Four Thirds Mount Adapter
Our Price: £38.99
Expand the versatility of your Micro Four Thirds camera with the Urth Nikon F Lens to Micro Four Thirds Mount Adapter, allowing compatible Nikon F-mount lenses to be used with Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras.
Ideal for photographers looking to make use of existing Nikon F lenses, the adapter provides a secure connection between your lens and camera while opening up access to a wide range of classic, vintage and specialist Nikon optics.
The adapter is fully manual, with no electronic communication between the lens and camera. Autofocus and automatic aperture control are therefore not supported, so focusing and exposure must be managed manually. For the best results, it is recommended for use with Nikon F lenses featuring a manual aperture ring.
Precision machined from hardened aluminium and copper, the adapter combines durability with a compact design that is easy to carry when travelling or shooting with multiple lenses. Its matte black anti-reflective finish helps minimise unwanted internal reflections.
This is a manual lens adapter with no electronic communication between the lens and camera. Autofocus, automatic aperture control and electronic lens data transmission are not supported. Manual focusing and exposure control are required.
Genuine UK stock, sold by people who actually use this gear -- not a general electronics marketplace.
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Every new item comes with the full UK manufacturer warranty, not a grey-import or parallel-import version.


