This Multi-Position Stitching Adapter from FotodioX allows a Nikon Z-mount camera to serve as a digital back on a view camera that features a Graflok back. While in use, this adapter permits the creation of images in the landscape or portrait orientation. Images can be generated from individual captures. Alternatively, multiple captures that are aligned using the adapter's integrated sliding mechanism can be combined to create an image with an increased field of view and a larger file size using separately available stitching software.

The front of this adapter consists of an interface plate that mounts directly onto a Graflok back. The rear of the interface plate holds a sliding panel with a bayonet for a Nikon Z-mount camera. A Nikon Z-mount camera connected to the adapter can be placed in the landscape or portrait orientation by rotating the sliding panel's bayonet. The sliding panel can be shifted and aligned according to a three-point interval scale on the rear of the interface plate. The central point can be used to orient the camera to generate an image from a single capture. Without otherwise moving the camera or the view camera it is adapted to, three captures, one at each point of the interval scale, can later be combined to form an image with triple the field of view and horizontal resolution.

Alternatively, a secondary interval scale on the rear of the interface plate is specifically provided for use while a connected camera is in the landscape orientation. That interval scale can be used to generate two overlapping captures that can later be combined to form an image with 1.7x the field of view and horizontal resolution of a single image from a Nikon Z-mount camera.

Aluminum alloy locking knobs for the sliding panel and its rotatable bayonet allow each of those components to be firmly held in place during the capture process. To further enhance this adapter's durability, the rotatable bayonet, sliding panel, and the Graflok back-compatible interface plate are constructed from brass.

Nikon Z-Mount Camera to View Camera    Use Z-Mount Camera as Digital Back    Rotatable Bayonet for Nikon Camera    Easy Landscape or Portrait Orientations    Slide Z-Mount Camera to Align Captures    Align Captures for Image Stitching    3-Position Aligned Landscape Captures    2-Position Aligned Landscape Captures    3-Position Aligned Portrait Captures    Brass and Aluminum Alloy Construction

• Allows a Nikon Z-mount camera to serve as a digital back on a view camera that features a Graflok back
• Rotatable bayonet for Nikon Z-mount camera permits the creation of images in the landscape or portrait orientation
• Create images from individual captures or use integrated sliding panel to generate multiple captures that can be combined to create a larger image using separately available stitching software
• Three-point interval scale for sliding mechanism helps generate three captures in the landscape or portrait orientation that can later be combined to form an image with triple the field of view and horizontal resolution of an image from an individual capture
• Secondary, two-point interval scale can be used to generate two overlapping captures in the landscape orientation which can later be combined to form an image with 1.7x the field of view and horizontal resolution of an image from an individual capture
• Aluminum alloy locking knobs for sliding panel and rotatable bayonet
• Durable, brass construction for Graflok back-compatible interface plate, sliding panel, and rotatable bayonet
• Padded pouch for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it fit the Sinar F 4x5? Thanks

A: It does fit as long as the camera has a graflock back.

Q: 2. Will this adapter be strong enough for the old nikon 500mm f8?

A: Short term, yes. Over time, no. I would recommend using a lens support if your lens does not have a tripod collar. Click the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/554350-REG/Manfrotto_293_293_Telephoto_Lens_Support.html

Q: 3. Hi friends of BH. I would like if you have some option for my hasselblad sistem H. I have Hasselblad H3D. Or if you have other option for use mu Sinar P3 with my Hasselblad H3D as digital back?. Thank you very much

A: The Silvestri Direct Adapter with Hasselblad H 6x6 Interface for Sinar P3 Camera, B&H # SIAHH6X6SP3 • MFR # DF7019SA, was the adapter we carried designed to connect a Hasselblad H-series digital back to the Sinar P3 Large Format Camera. Unfortunately, this back is no longer available new. As such, you would have to check to see if the above item can be found used.

Q: 4. Will this work with the Nikkor 55mm 2.8 macro to Sony E mount?

A: Yes, the Nikon 55mm f/2.8 Macro will work on this adapter.

Q: 5. Would this adapter work with the Nikon 24mm f/2.8 NIKKOR-N Auto Non-AI Manual Focus Lens?

A: Yes, FotodioX Mount Adapter for Nikon F-Mount Lens to Canon EOS Camera connects any Nikon F-mount Ai, D or G lens generation to Canon EOS DSLR cameras. You can control the lens aperture ring and the focus on the lens.

Q: 6. Will this adapter work with a non-AI Nikon F mount lens?

A: Yes, the FotodioX Mount Adapter for Nikon F-Mount Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera is a manual adapter requiring no electronic communication, so as long as the lens is F-mount, it will work.

Q: 7. Will this adapter fit on a Wista Field DX 4x5 Rosewood camera body without modifications? I'm not sure what constitutes a "Graflock back" so that's why I am asking. Thanks.

A: The Wista Field-45DX Field Camera does have a Graflock back, so this Fotodiox adapter can fit.

Q: 8. Can I use this Adapter for Nikon film camers? The lens is tmTamron and was used on digital Nikon. Film camera is F-Mount!

A: Yes 100%. As long as its a Nikon F Camera mount system.

Q: 9. Is there an adapter that will work with a Graflex Century Graphic with a 2.25x3.25" Graflok back?

A: We do not sell an adapter to use the FotodioX Multi-Position Stitching Adapter for Nikon Z-Mount Camera to View Camera with Graflok Back on a 2.25x3.25 camera.

Q: 10. Can you still use the Auto, Aperture and Shutter Speed modes on the Sony A7III?

A: This adapter would accept Nikon lenses that have a built in aperture ring. All exposure and focus control will be done manually while the Sony E mount camera is set to manual exposure mode and the 'Shoot w/o Lens" function.