Canon EF/EF-S - Nikon Z-mount objektívadapter (KF06.367)

This mechanical lens adapter from KF allows you to mount Canon EF and EF-S lenses onto Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras. It is a purely mechanical adapter with no electronic contacts, meaning autofocus and EXIF data transmission are not supported. The adapter is precision-machined from aluminum alloy and brass, with an anodized matte black finish to minimize internal reflections. It supports infinity focus and is compatible with all Canon EF/EF-S lenses and all Nikon Z-mount cameras (Z5, Z6, Z7, Z9, Z30, Z50, Zf, Z8, Zfc).

Advantages

Expand your lens options by using Canon glass on your Nikon Z camera. The solid metal construction ensures a secure fit and accurate flange distance for sharp images. The matte black interior reduces flare and ghosting.

Suitable for

• Photographers using Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras who own Canon EF/EF-S lenses
• Manual focus and aperture control applications
• Users who do not require electronic communication or autofocus

Key specifications

• Adapter Type: Lens Mount Adapter (Mechanical)
• Lens Mount (Source): Canon EF/EF-S
• Camera Mount (Target): Nikon Z-Mount
• Autofocus Support: No
• Aperture Control: Manual (via lens aperture ring if present, otherwise fixed wide open)
• Electronic Communication: No
• EXIF Data Transmission: No
• Optical Elements: None
• Material: Aluminum Alloy, Brass
• Color: Black
• Infinity Focus: Supported
• Image Stabilization (Lens OIS): Not supported (camera body IBIS may function)
• Mounting Type: Bayonet
• Finish: Anodized
• Compatibility (Lenses): All Canon EF and EF-S mount lenses
• Compatibility (Cameras): All Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras (e.g., Z5, Z6, Z7, Z9, Z30, Z50, Zf, Z8, Zfc)
• Dust and Weather Sealing: No
• Tripod Collar: No
• Internal Coating: Matte black finish to minimize reflections
• Precision Machining: Yes

Recommendations

This adapter is ideal for photographers who want to use their existing Canon lenses on a Nikon Z camera without investing in new glass. Note that autofocus and electronic aperture control are not available; manual operation is required.