The Manual Lens Mount Adapter for Nikon F/G-Mount Lens to Nikon Z-Mount Camera Body from Urth makes it possible to explore new lens and camera body combinations. It is made of machined aluminum for a snug, light-sealed, and secure connection.
Electronic communications and automatic functions are not supported with this adapter, focus and exposure settings may be manually adjusted.
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The mount is very tight. So tight, that it prevents the aperture ring from moving on my Tamron 52B adaptall-2 lens (I'd purchased this to use both fully manual lenses and G-type lenses). Otherwise, It works well on my G-type lenses.Loosening the screws a little improved things, but is not a good long-term solution and leaves a little play in the mount when attached. I removed the metal ring on the mount (note that there is another piece of metal underneath, as well as the spring-loaded latch) and added some small pieces of folded paper as a shim underneath the mounting ring, and that made a difference (folded twice seemed to work the best).The adapter's aperture ring is clicked and has just five clicks from one end to the other, moving the aperture by more than a stop per click. It would be helpful if the aperture ring had more precision and if there was some visual indication of where the aperture is between maximum and minimum aperture.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great adapter for the price. It is well built and sturdy. All my newer f-mount lenses fit seamlessly and work great. My older 70's lenses need more force to fit the mount. At first I was afraid of breaking something, but it just needs to apply constant pressure and it fits. And after a couple of times it becomes easier. The aperture ring works fine. For manual lenses I have to turn their aperture ring to the largest number and then control the actual aperture with the adaptor.Overall I am very satisfied.