16:9 introduces Nikon G lens to Canon EF adapter 
Lever-free and lever-operated versions
Categories: News, Photo News [home]Author: Matt Segal ( segal3 )
Related Link: Nikon G -> Canon EOS
16:9, known for their tests and reviews of lenses by a variety of manufacturers, has introduced an adapter that allows Nikon G-type lenses to fit Canon EF-lens compatible cameras. 16:9 states the motivation was to enable the use of Nikon’s ”new 14-24mm f2.8, which provides the sweetest ultrawide solution for the 22MP 1Ds Mark III.”
The adapter includes an AF-confirmation chip and maintains infinity focus, but disables VR, auto-focus, and auto-aperture functions. At £79, only the lever-free version (where the lens is stopped open or stopped down by rotating the lens in the mount) is currently available with a 35-day turnaround, but a lever-operated version is also planned.
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Comment(s):I wonder if it will be possible to make the setup work in a housing.
Posted by BotSO on 12/28 at 09:38 AM
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