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Nikon confuses me 10/15/24(Tue)22:50:51 No.4374407
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What adapter do I need to mount Nikon E-series lenses to RF?
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Anonymous
10/15/24(Tue)23:19:21 No.4374412
Anonymous 10/15/24(Tue)23:19:21 No.4374412
>>4374407
well, nikon e-series is f-mount
so any f to rf adapter
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10/15/24(Tue)23:20:58 No.4374414
Anonymous 10/15/24(Tue)23:20:58 No.4374414
>>4374407
the one you have with you :^)
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10/16/24(Wed)03:23:02 No.4374450
Anonymous 10/16/24(Wed)03:23:02 No.4374450
>>4374407
NIK(G) or NIK will do for an e-series lens. The difference is that the first one has a dial to adjust the aperture since G lenses don't have one on the lens.
NIK(S) is for old S-mount rangefinder lenses.
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