Working with Nikon lenses
Hello,
is is accepted to work with Nikon Lenses? I mean is there any quality issues? I have a lot of expensive Nikon lenses with IS and i am wondering, if it is possible to work with them, with an adapter. |
Re: Working with Nikon lenses
yes, you need at minimum a mechanical adapter and non 'G' Nikkor lenses. there ARE some adapters that work with 'G' (G lenses have no manually adjustable aperture ring) lenses, but they cost around euro 100.
i use nikon lenses on my T2i's. |
Re: Working with Nikon lenses
Yes, it's entirely acceptable.
Seeing as auto-focus is pretty useless in Movie mode with these cameras, you really don't lose much by having manual-only lenses. In fact, limiting yourself to manual-only lenses opens up a whole world of cheap, quality options particularly for prime lenses. As Panagiotis said, it is preferable to have Nikon lenses with an aperture ring on the body (non-G lenses) for use with Canon bodies. There are adaptors available for G lenses but they are much more fiddly and expensive (espescially if you want one for each lens). |
Re: Working with Nikon lenses
Nikon lenses will work fine but unless I'm missing something VR will not work.
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