One of the highest quality adaptors around. and it does have the aperture ring for lenses without aperture dials which isnt advertised.

bought this lens adapter, after seeing and getting afew other K&F adapters. now 3 adapter for the price of one metabones. Happy shooter. NOTE: Buy this one as it fits both older and "new" G lenses. I use the old 50mm and the "new" 35 G lens with the same adapter!

There is no lack of excellent reviews for Fuji X lenses, but excellence has a price. Fuji glass, particular the primes, is pretty far from affordable for most enthusiasts. For Nikon shooters wishing to take advantage of the iconic performance and great out-of-camera JPGs of Fuji X bodies but don't want to spend a fortune on Fuji's primes, this adapter is a real option to be able to squeeze more life out of 'old faithful,' that lineup of stellar Nikon F and G glass that many Nikon shooters have in their inventory.The lens to adapter side seemed a little tight the first couple of mountings, but has become very smooth with a little use. Lenses mount without play. The built-in aperture ring does a decent job of opening and closing the aperture in G lenses. As many have pointed out, the travel distance for aperture modulation of Nikon glass is very limited, so one may end up closing the lens down more than intended. Of course, there's also no way to know the precise aperture when using Nikon G lenses with this adapter.Once users become used to manual focus with their Nikon glass when using this (and other) adapter(s), and this should not be difficult with the focus peaking of most Fuji X APS-C bodies, they may conclude that the combination of Nikon lenses and Fuji X bodies is something special.Who knew that the drawer full of Nikon lenses would get repeated new leases on life on Olympus, Sony, and now Fuji bodies with adapters.

Well made, a great fit and allows use of all Nikon lenses, including g lenses without an aperture ring. Aperture control is via an aperture ring on the adapter which has a soft click. This moves the lever on your g lens to adjust the aperture but aperture control is approximate and in steps rather than definite numbered stops. This is not really an issue though as your Fuji X camera will meter perfectly and the continuous dof preview will help with composition. With non g lenses you just use the aperture ring on the lens.

This adaptor works perfectly with my fuji x cameras. It allows to use both Nikon f and g lenses and even lets me control aperature on the g's. It also looks great and is well made.

This adapts my Nikkor lenses to use on my Fuji X-E2.Size is the same as my other Fotodiox pro. Also has the manual aperture ring adjustments to 6 clicks like the Fotodoix. But, much cheaper.Quality is made from aluminium. Also love the silver aperture ring matches to my nikkor len to my X-E2 - see attachment photo with my 40 yrs 1.2 55mm lens on.Price point is good. Also works on my G Lens and non-G (ones that has the aperture on the lens)Remember that this is all manual control. Best adapts to Nikkor prime lenses 1.8 G 35mm & 50mm, and 1.2 55mm lens.Not recommended for zoom as it's more difficult to manual focus and the camera body will shake, subject to bur shot, unless you use a tripod.You will get frustrated unless you shoot at infinity, than turn it all the way and you are good to go.

Great adapter. Very nice build with a good feel in use. The aperture stop down ring means it works with Nikon lenses which do not feature an aperture control ring and also allows bright filed metering and focus with a quick stop down to selected aperture on lenses with an f-stop setting. Makes for a very pleasant old school workflow.

This adapter adapts my Nikkor lenses to use on my Fuji body (X-T1).It works perfectly, and looks really nice as well. Like the flat black and silver trim.The silver ring in the center is an aperture control, so it works for even Nikon G lenses without an aperture ring, an allows you to manually control the aperture on your Fuji.My copy is a bit tight on the Nikon receiving end, but works very well. And as i've had some that were too loose, it doesnt bother me.The aperture ring has 6-7 clicks, so its better than the Fotiodix version i have with only 3-4.Not much more to say, but that it works well and allows me to use all of my Nikon lenses on a Fuji body.Of course, this is all manual control, no Autofocus or Autoexposure control--just a metal tube that allows you to mount Nikon lenses.At this price, its a great deal, and works wonderfully. It wasnt available for Prime when i got it, and took about 2 weeks to get it.