Hannah's M
Will canon slr lenses fit on a nikon slr camera?
Answer
For full function, it is best to use Nikon lenses with Nikon cameras and Canon with Canon.
Here is why:
Each lens within a camera system, has proprietary circuits in them that "talk" to the camera and give it data like focal length and aperture being used and is needed to produce the top performance of the lens/camera combination and becomes super important when you add a dedicated electronic flash to the mix.
My guess is your question is the result of wanting to change systems because of a perceived quality that a Nikon body has over your existing Canon body. As you can see, changing camera systems can become very expensive. This is why many of us here, suggest that you spend at least six months researching the various camera systems before choosing the one you will be married to over the next couple of decades.
If you are committed to switch from Canon to Nikon systems, you will have to sit down and analyze the actual cost of 1) replacing your lenses with Nikkor lenses for your new camera and 2) get a good idea of how much you can get for your Canon system when you sell it. It may well be that you will take to large a loss and will have to be content with using Canon products unless a rich uncle dies and leaves you his fortune or you will one of the lotteries.
For full function, it is best to use Nikon lenses with Nikon cameras and Canon with Canon.
Here is why:
Each lens within a camera system, has proprietary circuits in them that "talk" to the camera and give it data like focal length and aperture being used and is needed to produce the top performance of the lens/camera combination and becomes super important when you add a dedicated electronic flash to the mix.
My guess is your question is the result of wanting to change systems because of a perceived quality that a Nikon body has over your existing Canon body. As you can see, changing camera systems can become very expensive. This is why many of us here, suggest that you spend at least six months researching the various camera systems before choosing the one you will be married to over the next couple of decades.
If you are committed to switch from Canon to Nikon systems, you will have to sit down and analyze the actual cost of 1) replacing your lenses with Nikkor lenses for your new camera and 2) get a good idea of how much you can get for your Canon system when you sell it. It may well be that you will take to large a loss and will have to be content with using Canon products unless a rich uncle dies and leaves you his fortune or you will one of the lotteries.
Nikon FM10 Film Camera Lenses?
sydney kay
I was wondering what high aperture lenses are compatible with the Nikon FM10 film camera?
Also do any Minolta lenses fit in this camera?
Answer
Any of the Nikkor lenses that have large apertures, f/2.8 and faster and are Nikkor AF-D, AI-P, AF-I, AI-S and AF-S lenses.
Here is the list.
http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Camera-Lenses/All-Lenses/index.page
Any of the Nikkor lenses that have large apertures, f/2.8 and faster and are Nikkor AF-D, AI-P, AF-I, AI-S and AF-S lenses.
Here is the list.
http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Camera-Lenses/All-Lenses/index.page
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