The Nikon F mount was introduced by Nikon in 1959 and has not been discontinued since (even with the intrduction of autofocus lenses). About 400 different lenses from different manufacturers use the Nikon F mount, making it one of the most versatile lens mounts ever made.

Nikon F adapter for Micro 4/3, Canon EOS, Sony Alpha, Sony NEX E-Mount, Pentax-K and Fuji-X

There are a lot of adaptors available – below you find a link to each camera brand:

Nikon F mount to Micro-4/3 adapter

Connectivity to micro-four-thirds (mft) is unproblematic. The adapter is always quiet large which will increase the “size” of your lens. Focusing to infinity works fine. The only major drawback is that the images are cropped compared a full frame SLR. Even a 35 or 50 prime lens will feel like a telephoto. You can find the adapters here:

Nikon F mount to Canon EOS adapter

Mounting a Nikon F lens to Canon EOS is normally unproblematic. It will allow you to focus to infinity and adaptors are quiet cheap at around 10 bucks. I would recommend that you get an AF confirm adaptor.

Nikon F mount to Sony Alpha adapter

Connecting a Nikon F lens to a Sony Alpha camera is possible. Focusing to infinity will not work unless you use an adapter with a corrective lens (which will result in a loss of image quality). You can find the appropriate adapters here:

Nikon F mount to Sony NEX E-Mount adapter

Connecting a Nikon F lens to a Sony NEX camera is unproblematic. The adapter is always quiet large which will increase the “size” of your lens. Focusing to infinity works fine. The only major drawback is that the images are cropped compared a full frame SLR. Even a 35 or 50 prime lens will feel like a telephoto. You can find the adapters here:

Nikon F mount to Pentax-K adapter

Connecting a Nikon F lens to a Pentax-K camera is pretty problematic. Focusing to infinity will not work unless you use an adapter with a corrective lens (which will result in a loss of image quality). You can find the appropriate adapters here:

Nikon F mount to Fuji X adapter

Connecting a Nikon F lens to a Fuji-X mount camera is unproblematic. Focusing to infinity is possible. You can find the appropriate adapters here: