The K&F Concept EOS-NIK Z adapter lets you mount Canon EF/EF-S-mount lenses on Nikon Z-mount cameras. It has no electronic contacts and you focus manually all the way to infinity; the adapter cannot set the aperture of EF/EF-S lenses, which have no aperture ring. The body made of copper holds the lens firmly, and a red dot makes mounting and removal e…
The K&F Concept EOS-NIK Z adapter lets you mount Canon EF/EF-S-mount lenses on Nikon Z-mount cameras. It has no electronic contacts and you focus manually all the way to infinity; the adapter cannot set the aperture of EF/EF-S lenses, which have no aperture ring. The body made of copper holds the lens firmly, and a red dot makes mounting and removal easy.
With the EOS-NIK Z adapter you can attach Canon EF/EF-S-mount lenses to Nikon Z-mount cameras and keep using them on a modern body. The adapter is precision-made, so the lens sits firmly and focuses all the way to infinity.
The adapter body is made of copper; it is durable and fits the lens and camera precisely, so the lens is held without play. A red dot makes mounting and removal easy.
You focus with the ring on the lens while the camera works in aperture priority or manual mode. EF/EF-S lenses have no aperture ring, and an adapter without electronic contacts cannot set their aperture.
Before first use, enable the option in the camera menu that allows the shutter to be released without a lens attached (Release w/o Lens). The camera does not recognise an adapter without contacts and would not release the shutter without this setting.
The adapter is designed for Nikon Z-mount cameras, for example Nikon Z6, Z7.
You will find the mount type of your lens and camera in their manuals or in the technical specifications on the manufacturer's website. The EOS-NIK Z adapter is designed for a Canon EF / EF-S lens on a Nikon Z camera.
| Manufacturer: | K&F Concept |
| Category: | Adapters |
| Material | Copper |
| Lens adapter | Canon EF |
| For the camera | Nikon Z |
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