Unlock the full potential of Nikon’s expansive F-mount lens collection on your Z series mirrorless camera with the Mount Adapter FTZ II. This essential adapter allows you to seamlessly integrate NIKKOR F lenses, extending your creative options without the need to purchase new Z lenses.
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Renting the FTZ II Mount Adapter is the most cost-effective way to gain access to a wide variety of specialist or classic F-mount lenses during your trip to Japan. Whether you need an exotic telephoto, a tilt-shift, or simply want to use a favorite lens you already own, this adapter ensures complete compatibility.
The Mount Adapter FTZ II is a dedicated bridge between the Z-mount and F-mount, maintaining crucial electronic communication. This ensures fast data transfer for accurate autofocus, stable auto exposure, and effective Vibration Reduction (VR), whether provided by the lens or by the camera’s in-body VR.
The redesign of the FTZ II eliminated the small, non-removable tripod foot found on the original FTZ, resulting in a smoother profile. This makes it easier to use with a tripod and, crucially, improves ergonomics when shooting with Z cameras equipped with battery grips or L-brackets, offering a more stable and professional setup.
| Feature | Specification |
| Mount Compatibility (Camera) | Nikon Z mount |
| Mount Compatibility (Lens) | Nikon F mount |
| AF/AE Support | Yes (with modern AF-P/AF-S/AF-I lenses) |
| AE Support | Yes (with AI NIKKOR lenses onward) |
| Mass | Approximately 125g |
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The main difference is the physical design. The FTZ II has a much slimmer, less obstructive design because it lacks the built-in tripod foot of the original. This gives better clearance and ergonomics, especially when using a vertical grip or L-bracket on the camera.
Autofocus (AF) is supported only with modern NIKKOR F lenses that have a built-in focusing motor (AF-P, AF-S, and AF-I type lenses). Older F lenses that require a motor in the camera body (like AF-D lenses) will support Auto Exposure (AE) but must be focused manually.
No, the FTZ II is purely a mechanical and electrical interface; it contains no glass elements. Therefore, it has no impact on the optical quality of the F-mount lens you attach.
Yes. If you use a non-VR F-mount lens, the Z camera’s powerful in-body Vibration Reduction (IBIS) will provide stabilization. If you use a VR F-mount lens, the camera and lens systems will typically work together for maximum stabilization.
It means that even when using older, manual focus F-mount lenses (like AI NIKKORs), the camera can still automatically calculate and set the correct exposure (shutter speed and ISO) based on the aperture you set, which is a major convenience.
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