This adapter works brilliantly on my Nikon Camera with the Boyer Topaz Lens that I got! This allows you to use only manual lenses that you can buy for cheap on ebay!

The adapter does what it says. It is limited, but that is to be expected since we're talking about two different camera mounts. It is good to be able to use some of my favorite Minolta MD lenses on my digital Nikon.

The lens was what I expected and arrived 2 days earlier then promised.

Great adapter, allows me to use an old 100-300 macro lens with my D750.

The Minolta-to-Nikon lens mount adapter works very well. It is easy to attach and allows me to use a range of Minolta lenses that had been sitting on a shelf collecting dust.

Feels very well-made. Works perfectly attaching my old Minolta lenses (and one Vivitar made for Minolta lens) with my Nikon D5500. Others have said there is no clicking into place, which in my case is not true. It's quieter than I'd like but there IS a click on mine when I put on both the lens and when I attach it to the camera body as well. Others have also said theirs were wobbly and felt insecure, but mine isn't like that. It feels quite sturdy and well-attached. Perhaps they fixed the problem, or others were unlucky? I don't know. Mine is fantastic though and performs perfectly. Absolutely love getting use on a DSLR with these 40 year old manual lenses.

All these years since the dawn of the digital age, my very fine Minolta Rokkor, Vivitar and other 35 mm lenses lay fallow. What a sad and wasteful thing to not use such fine products without having to step back into film with all the expenses and other drawbacks. Last year, on the advice of a friend, I looked into the options and at that time found nothing suitable. But recently, I learned that if my old lenses were the MD types, this mount could connect it to Nikon cameras; in my case, a D5300. The B&H phone rep was knowledgeable, helpful and in short order, pun intended, the adapter arrived. It works as advertised. I have a Minolta lens that zooms out to 210 mm on the 35. It lives again to bring images in and just as sharp as the old film. Make sure you understand the most important thing about this approach, which the rep was crystal clear about: With the adapter, the DSLR functions only in manual mode. The D5300 dial is set to M and the camera will let you set the shutter speed. After that, you use the zoon ring, aperture ring and focus ring just like the old days. On a fixed lens, of course, it's just the focus and aperture. I have the camera set for a quick review of the shot, so I can make adjustments. It's not that hard and with practice, I (and you) will become more facile with it. It's not the perfect solution, but with practice at focusing and exposure, the phots I've gotten are clear, crisp and a joyful experience.

Does the trick....works great on my Nikon D5300

Easy to use despite its lack of directions and overkill packaging (a box within another box). Solidly built and does its job with no complaints. I think it's been said before but obviously your autofocus will not work and your light meter (at least mine on the d5300) doesn't work.

Just what I needed to be able to utilize my long time investment in Minolta lens!  Fits perfectly and I couldnt be happier.  Thanks to your helpful customer service person that was able to pinpoint what I needed!  Well done!