Crafted from durable aluminum and brass, the KIPON Basic Adapter for Nikon F Mount V1 Lens to Canon RF-Mount Camera allows for the use of such lenses on any camera with a Canon RF Mount. As a physical adapter only, it provides basic physical usability as well as infinity focus, and does not transmit any electronic information between the camera and the lens.
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Poor mechanical tolerances. Nikon lens would not mount, clearances to close. Had to disassemble and to file to get lens on. Canon side fit OK. This is a mechanical only mount, no contacts, no information passed to Lens. You can do better.
I got this to try a few of my old AI-S NIkkor lenses on my new RP. It works as advertised, with one small concern that the tab that releases the Nikon lens from the adapter requires a lot of force to operate. Note: In order to get my RP's shutter to operate, I had to go in the Canon menu system to the Customization tab (fourth from left to right, between the wrench and the star), then the third choice down, C.Fn III: Operation/Others, then choice 7, Release shutter w/o lens, and change that from Disable to Enable. With that set, the shutter button will operate in M, Av, Tv, P, and Fv modes, and will not operate (at least for me) in A or any of the SCN modes. A possible picture-taking process: 1. Set aperture on the lens for preferred depth of field. 2. Set shutter speed for preferred motion blur (including none). 3. Notice what ISO the camera is calculating, and look at the image in the screen or viewfinder. 4. Adjust either or both of the first two settings as necessary. 5. Focus and take the picture. If conditions are stable enough, step 5 can be repeated as desired, for example, (manual) follow focusing on an athlete or wildlife as they move.