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Nikon ZFc

This Sony lens adaptor could change the game for the Nikon Zfc and Z50

Posted on August 26, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Nikon Zfc and Nikon Z50 are both great cameras with one Achilles heel – a lack of native lenses. But a new adapter, which lets you use Sony E-mount lenses with both cameras, may have just plugged the biggest hole in their retro armory.

In an ideal world, Nikon’s two APS-C cameras would have an army of prime lenses for street photographers and travel shooters to choose from. Instead, they only have three native options. So the new Megadap ETZ11 adaptor, which opens up a world of Sony E-mount lenses, is a pretty big deal for anyone who’s been considering a Nikon mirrorless camera.
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