Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter – Nikon F Lens to Nikon Z-Mount Camera

Description

Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter – Nikon F Lens to Nikon Z-Mount Camera

The Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter offers a streamlined and compact design, enhancing comfort and usability for photographers using cameras with built-in or attached grips or wireless transmitters. Maintaining the same functionality as the original FTZ adapter, it features a sleeker profile by removing the tripod mount, making it more compatible with battery-grip-equipped cameras.

Seamless Lens Compatibility

The FTZ II allows for the use of nearly any F-mount lens on Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras, bridging the gap between SLR and mirrorless systems. With compatibility for approximately 360 distinct F-mount lenses, this adapter excels with over 90 E and G-type lenses, fully supporting both autofocus and auto-exposure for a seamless shooting experience.

• Full AE/AF Supported with:

  • AF-S type G/E lenses

  • AF-P type G/E lenses

  • AF-S / AF-I teleconverters

• Full AE Supported with:

  • AF-S type G/D/E lenses

  • AF-P type G/E lenses

  • AF-I type D lenses

  • AF-S / AF-I teleconverters

For D-type lenses, the adapter maintains auto-exposure functionality but does not support autofocus.

Rugged Build and Design

Crafted from magnesium alloy, the FTZ II is built to withstand the elements, featuring comprehensive weather-sealing to ensure reliability in challenging shooting conditions. Its reduced size and lack of a tripod mount offer enhanced comfort and portability, ideal for on-the-go photography.

Key Benefits of the FTZ II Adapter

• Streamlined design optimized for cameras with battery grips or wireless transmitters.

• Extensive lens compatibility, supporting both legacy and modern F-mount lenses.

• Weather-sealed, magnesium alloy construction for durability.

• Maintains autofocus and auto-exposure with a wide range of lenses for a seamless transition to Nikon Z-mount mirrorless systems.

The Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter is an essential accessory for Nikon photographers looking to expand the versatility of their Z-mount cameras while retaining the performance of their F-mount lens collection.