Enhance the versatility of your Nikon SLR and EOS mount DSLR cameras with this high-quality M48*0.75 Mount Lens Adapter. Crafted from durable aluminum alloy, this adapter allows you to seamlessly mount M48 mount lenses onto Nikon F-mount or EOS mount camera bodies, expanding your creative possibilities without compromising build quality. Key Features: · Broad Compatibility: Designed specifically for Nikon F-mount DSLR cameras including models such as D40, D3000, D3100, D5000, D5100, D80, D90, D200, D300, D300S, D7000, D60, and more. Also compatible with a wide range of EOS film and digital SLR/DSLR cameras including 1D series, 5D series, 6D, 7D, Rebel series, and many others. · Manual Operation: This adapter features no electrical contacts, meaning automatic diaphragm control and autofocus functions are disabled. Manual focus and aperture adjustment are required, offering full creative control to photographers who prefer manual settings. · Precision Fit: With a lens screw mount of M48*0.75mm and an approximate diameter of 60mm (2.36 in), the adapter ensures secure and reliable attachment between lenses and camera bodies. · Robust Aluminum Alloy Construction: Made from lightweight and corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy, providing durability and long-lasting use while maintaining a compact weight between 32-46 grams. · Versatile Use: Ideal for adapting vintage or specialized lenses for Nikon and EOS DSLR cameras, enabling enhanced photographic techniques including telescope eyepiece photography for Nikon AI/NI SLR cameras. Specifications: · Color: Black · Material: Aluminum Alloy · Lens Screw Mount: M48*0.75mm · Compatible Camera Body: Nikon F-mount / EOS mount DSLR · Diameter: Approx. 60mm / 2.36 inches · Weight: Approx. 32-46 grams Package Includes: · 1 x M48*0.75 Mount Lens Adapter Expand your photography toolkit with this versatile and durable M48*0.75 Mount Lens Adapter, designed to provide a reliable and easy-to-use solution for integrating M48 mount lenses with Nikon and EOS DSLR cameras. Perfect for photographers seeking manual control and the ability to utilize a wider range of lenses without electronic interference.