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A metal adapter that mounts a 62mm filter-thread lens in reverse on a Nikon F body for extreme macro close-ups
This metal adapter connects a lens with a 62mm filter thread to a Nikon F mount camera body in reverse orientation. It enables extreme close-up macro photography by turning the lens around. The anodised black finish provides a smooth mounting surface and durable construction for regular use.
Photographers who want an inexpensive way to experiment with high-magnification macro work will find this adapter practical. Users who require electronic aperture control, autofocus communication or weather sealing should look at other solutions because this adapter provides only a mechanical connection. Builders needing a different filter thread size or lens mount must choose a different adapter.
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The adapter fits lenses with a 62mm front filter thread, so you need a lens that size to use it.
Yes, it mounts a reversed 62mm-thread lens onto any Nikon F-mount body for extreme close-up photography.
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