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Reddit mentions of VILTROX NF-M43X 0.71x Nikon F Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera Mount Adapter, Enlarge Aperture Speed Booster,Manual Infinity Focus
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Reddit mentions: 6
We found 6 Reddit mentions of VILTROX NF-M43X 0.71x Nikon F Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera Mount Adapter, Enlarge Aperture Speed Booster,Manual Infinity Focus. Here are the top ones.
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- Build-in 4 groups,5pcs optical glasses,manually adjust aperture .(F2-F8 adjusting scale ).Allowing you to get in the larger area of light and achieve the depth of field that you prefer.
- Reduced imaging focal length, the actual focal length after using mount adapter for 0.71 times the focal length.
- PLEASE NOTE :While this adapter allows users to mount a Nikon F lens on their Micro Four Thirds camera, automatic functions such as autofocus and electronic aperture control will not be supported.
- Ring at the bottom with 1/4 screws, which can easy installed on the tripod or other fixed bracket.
- it comes with 60-Days return-back guarantee when you received the item but you do not satisfied with our item.
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>My goal is to create stock footage.
u/RoutineTension - here's some camera advice from: How to Earn Money Selling Stock Video:
"Can shoot 4K. This gives customers the extra resolution to reposition the frame if they’re exporting in HD.
Can shoot at least 60fps at 1920x1080. This will allow you record smooth slow motion in true HD.
Can record 10-bit natively or using an external video recorder. This gives your footage more color information for grading. It also reduces banding and other unwanted artifacts in your footage."
You probably want a camera that can record 10-bit, at least. For me, that eliminates 8-bit Sony cameras and all Nikon DSLRs.
>Would you say it's sensible/logical to own a GH5(S) for videography while owning a D810 for photography?
That might work, but I'd say keep the D810 for stills and get a 12-bit RAW dedicated cinema camera such as the $1295 Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K (when they're back in stock) plus an $82.99 Viltrox NF-M43x Nikon to MFT focal reducer/adapter for your Nikkors [Referral Links].
The BMPCC 4K will cost you less than the GH5s - and give you images with wider dynamic range and a deeper color palette.
Here are a few examples of the image quality this camera can produce:
Vimeo
YouTube
If you decide to go with the Blackmagic, you might also want to subscribe over at /r/bmpcc and /r/Blackmagicdesign - lots of knowledgeable folks there who can help you get the most out of your new camera.
Hope this is helpful and good luck with finding the right camera for your needs!
The Nikon to micro 43s one!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B072XF4L4J/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8
And here’s some of my work with it!
https://youtu.be/7DOA3grdAVU
Is your Lens a Canon or Nikon mount? The kind of adapter you buy will depend on that kind of camera the lens is designed to go on. If it's designed to go on a Canon camera, you'll want this adapter. If it's designed to go on Nikon camera,you'll want this adapter
This one is a basic adapter. Or this for a speedboosting adapter with aperture control.
https://www.amazon.com/VILTROX-NF-M43X-Adapter-Aperture-Infinity/dp/B072XF4L4J
> I recently acquired the Sigma 18-35 f/1.8 (Nikon mount) with speedbooster. It’s the lens I leave on my GH4. Useful lengths for everyday, casual, fun, whatever you may need. It’s massive, heavy but super pretty.
It is! Saw a lot of GH4 / GH5 vids with Sigma 18-35mm on youtube and it is something to look at. Just a question, were you bothered by the vignetting? And if im going with a Sigma 18-35mm, can I use a use a cheaper adaptor like this: https://www.amazon.com/VILTROX-NF-M43X-adapter-aperture-infinity/dp/B072XF4L4J/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 . Thinking of trying this out first and then borrowing some Nikon lenses from friends then I'm also going for the Sigma 18-35mm. Saw some people selling it lower than the 12-35 f/2.8 so I might consider it. Thanks!