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FotodioX Macro Bellows for Nikon F

BH #FOMBNFMCS • MFR #MACRO-BELLOWS-NIKF
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FotodioX Macro Bellows for Nikon F
Key Features
  • For Nikon F Cameras and Lenses
  • Increases Magnification Ratio
  • Bellows Extension: 1.6-5.9"
  • Rack and Pinion Gear, Locking Thumbscrew
Well-suited for extreme close-up shooting, this Macro Bellows from Fotodiox is designed for Nikon F-mount cameras and lenses. This bellows has an adjustable 1.6-5.9" extension range, and is used to increase a lens's maximum magnification up to 8:1 for macro applications. A rack and pinion gear is used for smoothly adjusting the extension amount and a printed scale in millimeters helps to ensure consistent, repeatable settings. An integrated thumbscrew also lets you lock your position in place and suits working with heavier equipment or when shooting at a steep angle. The bellows frame is constructed from anodized aluminum-alloy and there is also an integrated 1/4"-20 socket for attaching directly to a tripod or quick release plate.
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FotodioX MACRO-BELLOWS-NIKF Overview

Well-suited for extreme close-up shooting, this Macro Bellows from Fotodiox is designed for Nikon F-mount cameras and lenses. This bellows has an adjustable 1.6-5.9" extension range, and is used to increase a lens's maximum magnification up to 8:1 for macro applications. A rack and pinion gear is used for smoothly adjusting the extension amount and a printed scale in millimeters helps to ensure consistent, repeatable settings. An integrated thumbscrew also lets you lock your position in place and suits working with heavier equipment or when shooting at a steep angle. The bellows frame is constructed from anodized aluminum-alloy and there is also an integrated 1/4"-20 socket for attaching directly to a tripod or quick release plate.

UPC: 812759015002

FotodioX MACRO-BELLOWS-NIKF Specs

General
Compatibility
Nikon F
Physical
Color
Black
Material of Construction
Aluminum
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.95 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
14.35 x 7.25 x 4.5"

FotodioX MACRO-BELLOWS-NIKF Reviews

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I am hoping to attach my 1 Nikkor 10 - 30 lens to ...

I am hoping to attach my 1 Nikkor 10 - 30 lens to the macro bellows; is there an adapter for that lens that fits?
Asked by: Eric
The FotodioX Macro Bellows for Nikon F will connect Nikon F mount for full frame, and APSC sensor DSLR cameras. Unfortunately, there are no adapters to connect your 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-ZOOM to and F mount camera body.
Answered by: Llinelva D
Date published: 2024-05-07

How will the Macro-Bellows work with an old ...

How will the Macro-Bellows work with an old Nikkor 28mm and my Nikon D7200?
Asked by: Jack
For best results you should use 45-60mm lens , 28mm you might vignette
Answered by: vilson
Date published: 2021-01-19

what adapter can be used to attach a Nikon ...

what adapter can be used to attach a Nikon enlarger lens with L-39 threads?
Asked by: Edward
I believe you are looking for an M39 mount. You may also want to try a step ring for reversal mounting.
Answered by: Kathleen
Date published: 2020-07-29

I noticed it has a hole in the front. in the old ...

I noticed it has a hole in the front. in the old Nikon PB-4 or PB-5 models you could use the PS-5 slide copying attachment. Does anyone know if the PS-5 will work with this Fotodiox nodel?
Asked by: Elsa
Yes, it will attach.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2020-08-18

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What other parts do I need to use the bellows on my Nikon D5300 camera?
Asked by: Robert K.
The FotodioX Macro Bellows for Nikon F Mount Camera Systems, B&H # FOMBNFMCS, would connect directly to the Nikon D5300 DSLR camera, and the lens would connect directly to the front of the bellows. The only other item you would need would be a tripod to mount the setup on the tripod for usage. Do note that you will have to use the camera in full manual mode when using the bellows system on your camera.
Answered by: Manzell L.
Date published: 2019-05-27

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Does it have tilt and shift like a 4x5?
Asked by: jaime
No, it does not. The FotodioX Macro Bellows for Nikon F Mount Camera Systems is only designed for macro photography needs, and it does not offer any tilt/shift capabilities.
Answered by: Manzell L.
Date published: 2018-08-26

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The person who left a review for this product said he could not connect his 105mm macro, what is the reason for this ?
Asked by: Anonymous
This is old school macro. I would not use this with a macro (micro in Nikon terms) lens. It is intended to be used with a fixed focus standard lens such as 50mm for example. Nikon used to make these before they started making dedicated micro lenses. The bellows allows for the standard lens to be run further out from the film (sic) plane and thus magnify the image. All coupling to the body will be lost thus electronic diaphragms are disconnected. All lenses that precede the G series should be OK because you can manually set the aperture. I suspect setting exposure entails some Kentucky windage along with trial and error. G series lenses would have to be set based on a wide open aperture and just live with the reduced depth of field.
Answered by: Marshall
Date published: 2019-09-28

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Two questions: 1) is it necessary to use a lens designated as macro with this bellows and 2) if using a lens without a manual aperture ring (Nikon), it will stay wide open, is that right?
Asked by: Anonymous
Answers: To #1, No, any lens will produce macro results. #2, the lenses I have with no manual aperture control stop down to the smallest opening. I use this product with my old manual lenses. I kinda wished I hadn't bought it because the rear mount for the camera is fixed and the 2 rails get in the way but it wasn't too costly.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2018-10-24
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