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Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter
The Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter is the ultimate solution for photographers looking to expand their lens selection. This high-performance mount adapter allows users to seamlessly connect and use F-mount Nikkor lenses on Z-series cameras, giving them access to a wide range of focal lengths. With its stylish design and durable construction, this adapter provides superior image quality with minimal distortion - perfect for capturing stunning visuals in any situation.
The FTZ II also features an advanced autofocus system that ensures precise subject tracking and smooth operation, making it ideal for sports or action photography. Whether you're just starting out or a professional photographer, the Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter is a must-have accessory that can help elevate your photographic arsenal.
Lens Compatibility
Autofocus Lenses
AF-S type G, E, and D; AF-P Type G and E; AF-I Type D: Full support of autofocus, MF (with electronic rangefinder support), full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
AF Type G and D: Manual focus only (with electronic rangefinder support), full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
Other AF Lenses: Manual focus only, full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
Manual Focus Lenses
PC-E NIKKOR Series and PC NIKKOR 19mm f/4E ED: Manual focus only, full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
PC Micro 85mm f/2.8D: Manual focus only, manual exposure only, and exposure metering
AI-P: Manual focus only, full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
Non-CPU AI-, AI-Modified NIKKOR, or Nikon Series E Lenses: Manual focus only, aperture-priority and manual exposure modes, and all exposure metering modes except for highlight-weighted metering
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Product Overview
The Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter is the ultimate solution for photographers looking to expand their lens selection. This high-performance mount adapter allows users to seamlessly connect and use F-mount Nikkor lenses on Z-series cameras, giving them access to a wide range of focal lengths. With its stylish design and durable construction, this adapter provides superior image quality with minimal distortion - perfect for capturing stunning visuals in any situation.
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Key Features
Nikon Z
The Nikon FTZ II is compatible with a Nikon Z camera mount.
Nikon F
The Nikon FTZ II is compatible with a Nikon F Lens mount.
Yes
The Nikon FTZ II supports electronical communication.
No
The Nikon FTZ II does not have a display screen.
125g
The Nikon FTZ II has a magnesium build and weighs 125g.
One adapter, so many options.
Nikon FTZ II
Weather sealed & durable
Built from magnesium alloy, the Mount Adapter FTZ II is strong and lightweight with a durable finish.
It's extensively weather-sealed to preserve the performance of pro-level cameras and lenses.
Streamlined design
The streamlined design of the Mount Adapter FTZ II means comfortable shooting in any direction, including vertically. With no tripod mount of its own, it also accommodates wider tripod plates on your camera, the MB-N11 battery grip and WT-7A wireless transmitter.
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