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Question: Will this work on the Fujifilm X-M1?
Document: I'm using the on a Fujifilm X-E2. I already have another one to use my old Minolta MD lenses and I got this one to use my new Nikkor lenses. If you didn't know it, with newer Nikon lenses with no aperture controls, the &#34;G&#34; lenses, there is no way to control the aperture on a mirrorless camera.
Either way, it worked well, though the aperture adjustments on this adapter are very basic, so you won't have as much control as you would with an aperture ring of the controls on a modern Nikon camera.Just to be clear what work means, there's no data going to the camera, so it never knows the aperture, there's no lens correction, and focusing is manual.
I had spent $280+ on a Novoflex converter for my NIKON lenses to be used on a SONY NEX 7, a SONY FX 700 Video Camera body, and an FUJIFILM XE-1...The Novoflex worked really well on all of the SONY products - but bummed-out on the Fujifilm XE-1.Why...? No idea: theoretically the back-focus distance should be the same on both units.
Likewise the lens attach to it without an issues, and everything is secure. The overall fit and finish inspires confidence. There's not much to it, as it's basically a machined alumninum tube, albeit with a few tricks up its sleeve. For one, it supports &#34;G&#34; lenses (those without aperture rings). The two lenses I wanted to experiment with do have old school aperture rings, and they work well.
I've never really manually focused a camera. Sure I have an 8mm fisheye that lacks AF, but at 8mm, just about everything is in focus. That being said, I had that same 8mm lens, a 85mm/1.8 D, a 10-20mm/3.5 and a 18-300VR beast for my Nikon, and so little glass for my new X-E2.
This adapter increased my Fujifilm XPRO1's capacity to take my Nikon lens collections. Fotodiox mated perfectly with these lenses as advertised allowing me to save money that would've been spent for similar dedicated lenses from Fuji. Retained lens function except auto focusing. Well made and looks good with the XPRO1 body. I love the blue ring around the adapter.
This lens adapter enables the use of NIKON (Nikkor) lenses on the FUJIFILM X-mount series of compact cameras. It works perfectly on my Fuji X-T1.The metal tube seems very solid and machined well. The mount lines up and slides smoothly onto the Fuji body with a reassuring click. Lenses mount as they would on the Nikon body on the receiving end, also very smoothly with no play.
I'm using this adapter to shoot my Nikon glass on my Fuji X-T1, and it works pretty well. The built-in aperture control works with the newer Nikon G glass, which is awesome. I mostly use it with my Nikon 70-200/2.8 VR II and my Nikon 300/2.8 AF-S D while shooting baseball and concerts when I don't feel like toting around my D800 or D3 bodies. The adapter is very well made and sturdy.
While it is a simple adaptor, the fit is good, lens just click in place smoothly. Need to set camera to shoot without lens mode or shutter will not release.
The chances are that it will. However, if you want to be SURE of the investment, then DO THE CHECKS anyway.
Answer: This fits Fuji "X' mount cameras.  The X-M1 is one of those.  On my X-T1, it provided excellent results.