This is my second K&F lens mount adapter. The first one supports G Nikon lenses and this one works with lenses that have an aperture ring. Their mounts are made of metal, not plastic, and work seamlessly. I can not imagine why anyone would pay four or five times as much for a lens adapter when these are available.I am using these adapters to mount Nikon lenses on Sony mirrorless. Most of these lenses are manual focus. One of my Sony's is crop sensor and the other is full frame. In many situations I would rather use a manual focus lens than an autofocus, anyway. The Sony cameras are capable of previewing and providing the correct exposure using shutter or aperture priority with these adapters.They're quality built and do the job. I highly recommend K&F products!
25/08/2018
Seems well built, had very little use so far but very happy. Would highly recommend
01/04/2018
Works great the only thing is that I don't like that it's to damn long. I'm using a Nikon nikkor 1.8 50mm and I have to take a couple of steps back to put ppl and thing in the shot... if the product was thinner would have gotten 5 stars.
22/03/2018
24/01/2018
Excellent adapter, best price I could find at 12 dollars for a used one. Unlike others that were more expensive, as near as I can tell, this one is mostly/all metal, making it very sturdy. Both ends are tight, little to no play. Only criticism is its length and weight, I'll never understand why so many of these adapters are so long, but it's basically unavoidable for F to E mount adapters. Be advised, this is a dumb adapter, and as such, does not transfer autofocus signals. I recommend using this with vintage lenses that don't have autofocus anyway (like my 60 dollar Nikon Nikkor-S Auto 50mm F1.4), and when you're comfortable using manual focus.
10/12/2017
It took me a while to figure out how to install it with my lens but it works great! I have had no problems with it so far.
04/12/2017
Delivery came right on time. The mount is solid metal and my Nikon lenses fit great on the adapter. Works as advertised.
06/11/2017