Fringer EF-NZ Autofocus Adapter

Adapting EF/EF-S lenses from Canon, Sigma, Tamron and other third parties to Nikon Z cameras.


High performance:
- USING A CANON LENS ON A NIKON CAMERA LIKE A NATIVE ONE!
- Similar phase detection AF performance as Nikon FTZ adapter
- Support AF-S, AF-C, AF-F (video only) and MF
- Support Single-point AF, Dynamic-area AF, Wide-area AF, Auto-area AF as well as Face/Eye-Detection AF
- Professional internal light extinction design

High compatibility:
- ELECTRONIC APERTURE CONTROL, AUTO FOCUS, EXIF RECORDING
- Support Z6, Z7, Z50, Z5, Z6 II, Z7 II, Zfc, Z9 and other Z cameras to be released in the future*.
- All EF/EF-S mount lenses are supported and work as a native.

Support IS functions:
- BOTH LENS IS AND IBIS
- Support lens IS (OS, VC) functions
- Support camera in-body IS functions

Good AF support in movie mode:
- AF-C/AF-F FOCUS TRACKING
- Support focus speed setting on camera menu

High precision and durable:
- CNC MADE MOUNT BAYONETS AND BODY
- Lens mount made of brass
- Camera mount made of brass
- Adapter body made of alloy

Removable tripod mount included:
- A MORE BALANCED INSTALLATION
- Solid connection with adapter body
- Could be removed for a more compact installation
- A L-wrench is included for your convenience


Lens compatibility:

Automatically match lens data between EF/EFS lenses and Z mount cameras:
- Unlike Fringer EF-FX adapters, there is no need to test and optimize every EF/EFS lenses on the EF-NZ adapter. They are supported automatically.

Almost all the EF/EFS mount lenses work like native ones:
- As a revolutionary product, it´s the first time that a third-party smart adapter can do that. Hundreds of EF/EFS mount lens models, whatever made by Canon or major third-parties such as Sigma Tamron and Tokina, work nearly perfectly on Z mount.

Tell us if you found an unsupported lens:
- According to users´ feedback and our analysis, the compatible lens list of EF-NZ is far bigger than that of EF-FX adapters. But we haven´t tested them all. We believe there should be very few lenses that are still unsupported. If you encountered such a situation, please let us know.