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FotodioX Vizelex ND Throttle Lens Mount Adapter for Nikon G-Type Lens to Nikon Z Camera

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FotodioX Vizelex ND Throttle Lens Mount Adapter for Nikon G-Type Lens to Nikon Z Camera
Key Features
  • Nikon G-Type Lens to Nikon Z Camera
  • Built-In Variable ND Filter
  • Durable All-Metal Construction
Use this Vizelex ND Throttle Lens Mount Adapter from Fotodiox to mount your Nikon G-Type on a Nikon Z camera body, which lets you control of the amount of light passing through the lens onto the sensor using a built-in variable ND filter.

The 1 to 8 stop variable ND filter makes this adapter especially suited for shooting video since, by limiting the amount of light that can reach the sensor, you can use slower shutter speeds and maintain desirable shutter angles and create pleasing motion blur.

The knurled adjustment ring is ergonomically designed and allows easy manipulation using a fingertip. This is useful for adapting, on the fly, to quickly changing lighting conditions like you might encounter when shooting outdoors or when moving from inside to outside in a single video take—all without changing your camera's exposure settings.

The precision all-metal construction features chrome-plated brass mounts and creates a confidence-inspiring and secure connection with no gaps, play, or wiggling.

This is a manual adapter, and so, lens functions that rely on electronic communication between the lens and the camera body such as autofocus, auto exposure, and image stabilization will not function while using this adapter.

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FotodioX NIKG-NIKZ-PRO-NDTHRTL Overview

Use this Vizelex ND Throttle Lens Mount Adapter from Fotodiox to mount your Nikon G-Type on a Nikon Z camera body, which lets you control of the amount of light passing through the lens onto the sensor using a built-in variable ND filter.

The 1 to 8 stop variable ND filter makes this adapter especially suited for shooting video since, by limiting the amount of light that can reach the sensor, you can use slower shutter speeds and maintain desirable shutter angles and create pleasing motion blur.

The knurled adjustment ring is ergonomically designed and allows easy manipulation using a fingertip. This is useful for adapting, on the fly, to quickly changing lighting conditions like you might encounter when shooting outdoors or when moving from inside to outside in a single video take—all without changing your camera's exposure settings.

The precision all-metal construction features chrome-plated brass mounts and creates a confidence-inspiring and secure connection with no gaps, play, or wiggling.

This is a manual adapter, and so, lens functions that rely on electronic communication between the lens and the camera body such as autofocus, auto exposure, and image stabilization will not function while using this adapter.

UPC: 847372046447

FotodioX NIKG-NIKZ-PRO-NDTHRTL Specs

Item Type
1x Lens Mount Adapter with Built-In Filter (1 to 8-Stop Variable ND Included)
Camera Compatibility
Nikon Z Mount
Lens Compatibility
Nikon F Mount *G-Type Lens (Aperture Ring Lens Compatible)
Electronic Communication
No
Included Shims
Materials
Metal
Dimensions
2.8 x 2.5 x 1.5" / 7.1 x 6.3 x 3.8 cm
Weight
5 oz / 141.75 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.49 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
4.3 x 3.9 x 1.4"

FotodioX NIKG-NIKZ-PRO-NDTHRTL Reviews

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Is it possible to use Nikon F lenses (manual ...

Is it possible to use Nikon F lenses (manual focus and aperture) with this adaptor?
Asked by: Cesar
yes, it works on both F and G mount.
Answered by: Patrick
Date published: 2019-05-12

I have two manual lenses without aperture rings, ...

I have two manual lenses without aperture rings, So, Can i change the F stops from the camera with this adapter ?
Asked by: Leopoldo
Improved, corrected answer: The smaller black (or blue) ring (this ring has the row of 6 progressively filled-in dots screen-printed on it) controls the aperture of the Nikon G, AiS, Ai, or Non-Ai lens; the larger silvery spiky ring controls the variable ND effect.
Answered by: KB
Date published: 2023-05-20
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