Nakaichi Optical Lens Focal Reducer Adapter EF mount lens Nikon Z mount Turbo EF-NZ (Canon conversion)

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Compatible lenses: Canon EF mount lenses *EF-S lenses cannot be used *Aperture cannot be controlled Compatible camera mount: Nikon Z (APS-C) By making the position of the reducer lens adjustable, interference between the rear lens of the attached lens and the adapter can be reduced. (If you adjust the position of the reducer lens, you may not be able to shoot at infinity.) Size: Φ68.5mm×31.5mm Mass: 215g Lens Turbo II EF-NZ is a focal reducer adapter for attaching Canon EF mount lenses to Nikon Z mount cameras. By installing a reducer lens in the mount adapter, it is possible to shoot with a wide angle of view similar to that of a 35mm full-frame camera even with an APS-C sensor camera. Using high-quality lenses with 4 elements in 3 groups, the focal length of the attached lens is reduced to 0.726 times. The light condensing effect of the reducer lens allows you to take photos that are one step brighter than the F value. In addition, by making the position of the reducer lens adjustable, interference between the rear lens of the attached lens and the adapter can be reduced. (If you adjust the position of the reducer lens, you may not be able to shoot at infinity.)