Does the FTZ Mark II support autofocus with all F-mount lenses?
It supports full autofocus and auto-exposure with AF-P, AF-S, AF-I, and Type D and G lenses. It does not support autofocus with older AF lenses that require a screw-drive motor in the camera body, as Z-mount cameras lack this motor.
What is the main difference between the FTZ and FTZ Mark II?
The FTZ Mark II has a more streamlined design without the built-in tripod foot found on the original FTZ adapter. This makes it more compact and improves handling ergonomics, especially when using a camera with a battery grip.
Does it work with third-party F-mount lenses?
Compatibility with third-party lenses (e.g., from Sigma or Tamron) varies. It generally works best with lenses that have been officially updated for Nikon Z-mount compatibility by their manufacturer. For older or unupdated lenses, functions like autofocus may be limited or unavailable.
Is a lens hood included with the adapter?
No, the adapter itself does not include a lens hood. You would use the lens hood designed for the specific F-mount lens you are attaching.
Can I use it on a Nikon DSLR camera?
No, the FTZ Mark II adapter is designed exclusively to mount F-mount lenses onto Nikon Z-mount mirrorless camera bodies. It cannot be used on Nikon F-mount DSLR cameras.
Does it maintain image stabilisation (VR) from the lens?
Yes, when using a lens with built-in Vibration Reduction (VR), the VR function is fully maintained and controlled through the camera when mounted via the FTZ Mark II adapter.
What is included in the box?
The package includes the Nikon FTZ Mark II mount adapter body and a front and rear lens cap for protection when not in use.