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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Other than $100, what is the difference between the FR-FX20 and the EF-FX PRO II?

A: Hi, it's the same adapter, except that FRFX2 has an aperture ring, while FRFX20 has no aperture ring.

Q: 2. Hi what is the power adapter you supply for this one - is it universal? (We need 220-240)

A: The power supply included with this product is not universal. Compatible with 120 VAC only.

Q: 3. On the adapter without the aperture ring, can you still set the apertures on the lens using the controls built into the body of the Fuji camera?

A: Yes, it supports using the camera to control the lens aperture.

Q: 4. This works with the autofocus motor for AF-D lenses?

A: The Fringer NF-FX II Nikon F Lens to FUJIFILM X Camera Adapter does not support autofocus with Nikon AF-D lenses.

Q: 5. It seems users have had mixed results in regards to whether the standard adapter (without aperture ring) allows you to manually control exposure. Does anyone know whether the standard version allows for manual exposure control with the Fujifilm X-S10? Or does it only allow for auto exporsure?

A: The Fringer EF-FX II Lens Mount Adapter for EF- or EF-S-Mount Lens to Fujifilm X-Mount Camera is going to allow electronic aperture control, so you can use the X-S10 in manual exposure mode.

Q: 6. When to use the 'pre' switch on AUX1 and AUX2 in Yamaha MG20XU mixer for singing and what would be the effect please?

A: Nobody answered this for this poor fellow? Those "pre" buttons are to set the sends to PREFADER....in other words you can turn down the gain or volume on the output to main, but the full signal will still continue to the AUX bus.

Q: 7. Is any company planning to develop Nikon F lens mount to Fuji X mount adapter?

A: Hi--B&H currently carries 30 Nikon F to Fujifilm X lens adapters: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=lens%20adapter&filters=fct_camera-body-mount_1595%3Afujifilm-x-mount%2Cfct_lens-mount_1596%3Anikon-f%7Cnikon-f-g-type-lens

Q: 8. What is the height of this adapter? Can it be installed on a Fuji X-pro 3 without exceeding below? Cyrille

A: The Adapter is 3'' tall. The adapter will hang out from the bottom of an X-Pro 3 about 10mm.

Q: 9. Would this works nicely with a XH2s ? IBIS support and Phase AF ?

A: Yes, the Fringer NF-FX II Nikon F Lens to FUJIFILM X Camera Adapter will work with the FUJIFILM X-H2S Mirrorless Camera (B&H # FUXH2S), because of the high performance stacked sensor.

Q: 10. Looking at the questions above, it seems there are two answers to the question of using the camera dials to control the lens aperture on the adapter without the ring. Is there a definitive answer?

A: Supports electronic communication to enable image stabilization, autofocus, as well as auto exposure features. That means you can control the lens via the camera.