This Reported Launch by Nikon is What Boomers Really Want in 2025

When Nikon announced its first full-frame mirrorless cameras back in 2018, their DSLR users were very happy to know that they could continue to use their F-mount lenses on the Z cameras. This, of course, would be achieved through the use of their proprietary FTZ adapter, which allowed such lenses to be mounted onto the Z line of mirrorless bodies.

While a sizeable number of us were thrilled at this option, many AF-D lens owners were disappointed to know that their lenses, while they could be mounted, couldn't autofocus on the newer mirrorless Z cameras. That might change next year if Nikon finally brings out an adapter that long-term users of Nikon lenses have been craving for. .

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2025-1-2 17:00

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