Adapting Lenses To Nikon
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I'm looking for a good adapter to use my nikon lenses on my panasonic lumix dc-g9. vs
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I can only speak for my Nikon 50mm f1.8 Ai-s manual focus lens and the Olympus Pen-E PL7. The K&F Concept® Nikon - M4/3 lens mount adapter ring for Nikon AI lens is well suited for this. The adapter sits firmly and without play on the lens and can be easily attached to the m4/3 bayonet. 
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Will this allow my nikon 1 s1 lenses to mount to my canon t2i?
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Dear Customer, so sorry to tell you that this adapter won't allow your nikon 1 s1 lenses to mount to my canon t2i. 
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Is this gonna fit any Nikon lenses ?
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I have a 50mm prime, 24-70, 70-200 and a 35mm prime and it fits them all. If day as long ss your lens has internal filter threads and is one of the sizes listed you will be good to go. 
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I have a nikon d5500 with lenses labeled "DX". I have a fuji xt3, so this adapter works, correct?
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Your Nikon lenses will mount to the XT3. Adjust aperture with the adapter. Manually focus lens. 
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Does this works with Nikon D5000 67mm lenses(to adapt them/other lenses to that camera) ?????
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Yes. Camera brand doesn't matter, it's all about the lens diameter. 
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