Urth Lens Mount Adapter (Manual): Compatible with Nikon F Lens to Sony E Camera Body

Very well made and works as expected. Better than other adapters in the same price bracket that I have tried.

Works on my Nikon Nikkor F mount lenses with FX3E mount

The photo attached is my Nikon D lens to my Sony A7m3. The adapter has good build quality, but it does not provide you Auto Focus, and does not communicate with the Camera Body. Therefore, you will have to enter the lens info manually to EXIF. If you are using manual lens, then beware there is not mechanism to hold the aperture lever on your lens. So it is very hard to focus if you are not using the max aperture all the time. For example, you want to use F8 but the max aperture on your lens is F2. Originally, the aperture on the lens stay on the max aperture (f2) when you are composing and focusing. At the moment when you click the shutter, the aperture will shrink to whatever you set on the lens or on the camera (f8, in this case). So you get the most light possible before you hit shutter, making it easier to focus and frame your shot. However, that will not happen when using this adapter. You have to set to F8 if you want to shoot at F8, and because the lens will be set to F8 the whole time, the light that goes through the viewfinder or the sensor is dark, making it very hard to focus or frame the shot.

Very well made (made of metal) feels like a nice piece of equipment for the price. For someone that is only shooting photos in manual mode this would be perfect. Also better if your lens has an aperture ring. I tried this on my Sony a7rii with a Nikon 35 1.4 and a Sigma 85 1.4. Both had the same results. I could not change the aperture and photo quality seemed to go way down from original. Not sure the cause of this. That is my reason for returning.

Go this today for some F-Mount lenses from the 80s that were passed down to me. I have been messing with it for about an hour. It feels solid. Mounts are smooth and sure on camera and lens. The storage case is a sturdy cardboard and stows away nicely. If my opinion changes after more use, I'll update my review. But for now my plan is to order another for a few old K-Mount lenses I have too.

Received an open and used item. Didn’t work for me. Doesn’t allow you to adjust aperture.

This is a no frills adapter for any F mount lens to Sony FE mount. No electrical contacts, no communication with the Sony. It is perfect for all those old relatively inexpensive lenses or even some of the ED super telephotos. It's plane of focus is good so no drastic in/out of focus at F1.2 in the same plane(you can do this in PS using various filters). Good value and worth having.

I bought a Sony A7III but I refuse to buy anymore glass right now. I’ve always used Nikon Glass so finding this affordable adapter was important. It works well, and I have not had any issues using my lenses.

It fits perfectly. There is no wiggle room at all. Urth has always made finely built adaptors at reasonable prices.

I bought this before we went on a two-month vacation. By the time we came back the return window is closed. You can still use this adaptor to use your Nikon lenses but you have to carry out manual focusing yourself. Good for static photography if you have patience.

Will buy again

ローレットなどの飾りがないマウントアダプターです。デザインがとても気に入っています。 装着は問題ありません。ボディ側(Eマウント)が少し固かったですが、がたつき等はありませんでした。 シンプルなマウントアダプターが欲しい方におすすめです。

Muy bien. Buena calidad, en mi caso funciona perfectamente con lentes Nikkor 50mm/f1.4 y 28mm/f2.8 completamente manuales sin autofoco y por tanto sin conexión de ningún tipo con una Sony ZV E10. Pero no basta la configuración manual de la cámara sino que hay que habilitar en la misma la función "Liberar sin objetivo" para que podamos fijar la apertura desde el mismo y no en la cámara, de lo contrario no podemos disparar. No hay referencia de montaje respecto al objetivo ni tope de fijación, por tanto girarlo con cuidado hasta la posición adecuada. La fijación con la cámara no plantea el mismo problema. Las fotos adjuntas están hechas con los objetivos anteriores y a la resolución mínima de la Sony, aquí es irrelevante otra calidad. Edito un rato después, sí, hay un tope de fijación respecto al objetivo antiguo, girar con firmeza pero con cuidado hasta que se note un clic.