The Metabones Nikon F to Sony E-mount T Adapter II allows Nikon F-mount lenses, including AF-D, AF, AI-S, AI, and non-AI lenses with manual aperture rings, to be used seamlessly on Sony E-mount cameras. Precision-machined brass construction with satin chromium plating ensures a secure, wobble-free fit, while the adapter activates…
The Metabones Nikon F to Sony E-mount T Adapter II allows Nikon F-mount lenses, including AF-D, AF, AI-S, AI, and non-AI lenses with manual aperture rings, to be used seamlessly on Sony E-mount cameras. Precision-machined brass construction with satin chromium plating ensures a secure, wobble-free fit, while the adapter activates full electronic control of the lens’ aperture and EXIF data.
The Metabones Nikon F to Sony E-mount T Adapter II is engineered for photographers who want to use their Nikon F-mount lenses on Sony E-mount cameras, including A7, A9, A7C, and most A6x00 series cameras. It supports a wide range of Nikkor lenses that feature a manual aperture ring, including AF-D, AF, AI-S, AI, and non-AI lenses.
This adapter is crafted from precision-machined brass and plated with chromium for durability and smooth lens mounting. The felt-flocked interior reduces internal reflections, while the satin finish complements the aesthetic of your camera. A detachable Arca-type tripod foot is included, compatible with Arca Swiss, Markins, and Photo Clam ball heads, allowing for stable support in professional setups.
Metabones’ Smart Adapter™ technology provides true electronic integration of the aperture diaphragm, enabling automatic aperture control in P and S modes or manual control in A and M modes. The adapter also relays EXIF data, including lens identification, focal length, and aperture, ensuring full compatibility with modern Sony mirrorless camera systems.
Designed to maintain correct registration distance, the adapter preserves infinity focus and optical quality even for CRC or floating-element lenses.
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