kxl
Social Documentary
Just got a Nikon "G" to NEX adapter. I can confirm that is works perfectly with a G lens.
Here it is in action with a 70-200mm and 1.4x teleconverter and a NEX5 hanging on for dear life.
Image taken with this monstrosity (from about 8 feet away)
Here it is in action with a 70-200mm and 1.4x teleconverter and a NEX5 hanging on for dear life.

Image taken with this monstrosity (from about 8 feet away)

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Ranchu
Veteran
Pretty spooky, man.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
Where? Where is the camera? 

Alpacaman
keen bean
Ha! That is really cool!
I would like to see someone trying to fit one of those into their pocket
I would like to see someone trying to fit one of those into their pocket
jarski
Veteran
wow ! does aperture control and autofocus also work ?
thomasw_
Well-known
Ha! That is really cool!
I would like to see someone trying to fit one of those into their pocket![]()
Yes....but not out of their pocket ;P
luuca
Well-known
it seems you found a very expensive rear cap for your g lens 
kxl
Social Documentary
wow ! does aperture control and autofocus also work ?
No autofocus. As far as aperture control, I can see that the aperture is changing when I rotate the ring on the adapter since the image on the LCD brightens/darkens accordingly. However, I do NOT know what the actual aperture is for a given shot. I haven't checked the EXIF data to see if the aperture is recorded.
It IS a monstrosity with such a large lens, but seriously, the primary reason I bought the adapter is to be able to use ONE body with a Nikon macro lens, M-mount lens and still retain AF capability with the native NEX kit lens.
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