Fotodiox launched a new Fusion smart adapter that lets you adapt Mamiya 7 lenses to Nikon Z cameras with limited automated functions (similar to the GFX version). The price is $499. A lot of people dream of adapting Mamiya 7 lenses but it’s difficult to make an adapter for these lenses – the […]
A while back I briefly mentioned the Fotodiox PRONTO LM-NKZ-PRN autofocus lens adapter (Leica M lens → Nikon Z mount camera) but I never really followed up with more details. The adapter is now in stock at Amazon (more on the way at B&H Photo) – here are the details:
Techart will soon announce a new TZG-01 (Contax G to Nikon Z AF lens adapter). There is already an article online (translated) about the new adapter. Here’s a recap from Fredmiranda:
Tamron issued a notice on the compatibility of Nikon Z cameras with the Tamron SP 90mm f/2.8 Di MACRO 1:1 VC USD lens (model F017) Nikon F-mount:
Here are 12 different lens combination possibilities with the Techart TZM-01 adapter (available at Amazon and eBay): In most cases two adapters were used (TZM-01 + KF lens-specific adapter on top):
I still do not have a confirmed list of all new products that will be announced next week (June 2nd ±1 day), but this is what I expect – pretty much what I have been reporting in the past few months: Nikon APS-C mirrorless camera: this could be a retro model or we may even get […]
The Nikon MB-N11 battery grip for Z6II and Z7II cameras is now in stock at: Adorama Amazon With the current out-of-stock situation, we will be seeing more in-stock notifications in the future on hard-to-find items. This third-party battery grip for Nikon Z6/Z7 cameras has a shutter button
I have been reporting for a while that Nikon will announce a new APS-C based mirrorless camera. Back in February I mentioned that the official announcement is expected in the first half of 2021. We also have fresh rumors that Nikon could announce new products in the first week of June. Now the interesting part […]
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