Will this Df camera accept i.e. work with my old FM2 F Bayonet mount lenses?
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Yes. That's one of the beautiful things about the Df. It is backwards compatible with all Nikon lenses.
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There are no compatibility issues, just one thing to remember is the automatic aperture setting will not work. Also changing aperture will not be seamless due to the manual aperture ring on fd lenses which clicks between apertures.
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As long as the bayonet mounting tabs match the minolta MD I would think they would work. I can't say for sure if the mounts are the same for the MC and MD types. You just don't get any auto with the lens. Also the focus is not as crisp with the adapter. They say you can remove the glass from the adapter to get crisp focus but lose the ability to focus closer just infinity focus. Refer to "http://www.rokkorfiles.com/Lens%20History.html" Refer to "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount"
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Castor, I have the same lenses on a Nikon Df...pretty much the same dimensions. It works, but not much room to spare...hope that helps.
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If the model number of the battery that came with your Nikon DF camera was EN-EL12, then it should work. To be certain, contact the battery vendor for verification.
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you need to update the EP-2 firmware to version 1.2 to allow it to work with the VF-3. See Olympus site herehttp://www.olympus-europa.com/site/en/c/cameras_support/downloads/e_p2_downloads.html
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yes, don't go go by amazon's chart of what works and doesn't. As long as the camera has a built-in focus motor it will work with nearly any nikon lens F mount
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I believe it is compatible with the exception of Autofocus whichever I think eases to work at f5.6 therefore because of losing 2 stops with the converter only lenses of f2.8 and larger (f1.8. f1.4 etc ) will have autofocus the lens you are asking about is compatible ( but you will have to focus manually). Check Nikons web site for compatabilty
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Yup, it will work on any EF or EF-S mount. Obviously, you will have to adjust the aperture and focus accordingly. Also, adapting older lenses to digital sensors often results in chromatic aberration, so make sure to look out for that (its generally fairly easy to correct in post however).
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You don't say if your lens is DX or FX. If it is a DX lens designed for crop sensor camera like the D3300 or D5200 it will not work. You have to look at the camera side of the lens to see if there is clearance for the lens side of the converter which does extend beyond the mount surface. On DX lenses the back element at the mounting surface extends slightly so they would not mate.
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As long as you have a Nikon T2 connector,, F Series cameras it will not work!
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http://www.43rumors.com/the-reason-why-the-new-lvf2-adapter-cannot-work-on-your-current-gf-camera/
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Hey Holly. That's one of the benefits of Nikon and the F mount. So long as it's F mount it will work. Their lens mount has evolved over the years, but it was always backwards compatible. I have a few lenses that are in the 30 year range and have no issues with them. By all means use them! some of those are gems.Acutally i only use a 50mm 1.2 AIS on my D600... and that's 31 years old.
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Yes. Technically-speaking, all Nikon lenses ever made with the F-mount are compatible with all Nikon dSLR's. I have an old f/1 lens from the 50's that will work with my D300. But that's a bit of an extreme case. In your case, the 16-85 will work just fine, and is a phenomenal lens to boot!EDIT: I would also point out that Amazon has its own "fitting guide" on the page for the lens that will let you know if it works. You would be well-advised to use that. Don't trust the Internet. ;)
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Yes , it will work, but Panasonic released new firmware to optimize the use of these lenses starting with the camera body GF2 and there on but not for GF1. This does not mean that it can not be used. To see the functions that You will be missing read this article of DPreviews on this link http://www.dpreview.com/news/2011/8/29/panasonicfirmware . I have this lens on a G3 and hardly ever pay attention to these functions so I would not mind if I did not have them.
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Df has a full frame sensor. The "FX" designation in it's title is Nikon nomenclature for full frame sensor.
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Your camera has an EF mount; so it will work. It won't work with the AF mounts.