Use your Nikon F-mount lenses on your FUJIFILM G-mount camera with this Pro Lens Mount Adapter from Fotodiox. This adapter also supports Nikon's G-type lenses through the use of an aperture control ring. The adapter is guaranteed to provide infinity focus with your lens and it features a non-reflective black interior to prevent reflections. Additionally, it has an all-metal construction with chrome-plated brass mounts.
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I have 6 Nikon lenses and wanted to use them on my new love, my GFX 100s. Love this camera but only have 2 lenses for it the 45 and 110. Now I have 8 lenses for it and it's all thanks to this inexpensive adapter. These are some things you need to know. On the GFX 100s , go to SET UP in the menu. Under SET UP go to BUTTON/DIAL SETTING. Shoot without lens is under this section, turn it on. If you want the camera to use only a 35mm equivalent part of the sensor go to SHOOTING SETTING to find 35mm format mode but if you want to choose yourself what format you would like to shoot in, leave that off. What I have found is, some of my lenses cover the entire sensor better than others, but surprisingly there isn't as much vignetting as I expected. Cropping the full GFX sensor slightly to the standard 8x10 format seems to eliminate most of the darker corners. I have not found it difficult to focus using this fantastic camera and the Nikon lenses manually but shooting up close and wide open yields some too soft results. My 20mm 1.8G Nikon did great up close though and this camera delivers so much information cropping is no problem. I've had no problem getting any lens on the adapter or the adapter on the body. I've only put the adapter on the body with a lens already on the adapter, but once on , I have changed lenses without removing both. BTW, the adapter comes with no instructions at all. I do set the red adapter ring to the widest opening when attaching a lens and the Nikon aperture ring lock is set to off. Once on the camera, I move the red ring to the smallest opening and on Nikon lenses with an aperture ring, I can then control the aperture from the lens, not the adapter. Simpler to use than I expected and has opened up a whole new way of looking at how to use this camera.
Having used this product for roughly a week, I am still amazed every time I use it. To have an adaptor from two different worlds to take my artistic whims to a different level is inspiring. My girlfriend has upgraded to a Nikon Z7, and having kept her 100 mm macro lens from her previous set-up was all but happy to lend me her lens ... for a while. The FotodioX is really, really well made, I can only but recommend it. Cheers, R