Nikon SLR Lens Mount Adapter: 📷 Transform Your Camera with UltraPro T/T2 Adapter! Review

If you buy a Nikon kit with a Vivitar 800 lens, you need this adapter, and please set the setting to m

Bought this one because the other adapter I had was kinda bent and not sticking to my camera. These worked fine, but suddenly the two rings inside him started moving, causing them to stop screwing fully in and stay still. I think the screw in it is loose or broken somehow.

This mount is a bit more solid than Fotga mount Fotga T2 T-mount lens adapter to Nikon AI D750 D7200 D7100 D5500 D5300 D3300 D610 D810, mount Nikon D800E to a microscope binocular head. This mount allowed me to line them up perfectly where Fotga didn't. This mount consists of two main parts. The inner part is held in place by three small screws that can be easily removed for mounting on the scope.

I can't say enough good things about this T-Bracket. It fits my Nikon D3200 camera perfectly, it clicks into place when clicked. I also bought an Opteka T mount which I bought with an Opteka 500mm lens and I am completely unhappy that the Opteka T mount didn't snap or snap into place and came completely loose when focusing the lens. I definitely recommend buying the Ultra Pro T mount because you will be completely satisfied.

I just bought a Nikon D5300 DSLR and needed a T-Adaptor for my Meade telescopes. While it was on the list of other similar Nikon cameras I took a chance because the price was very good and other reviews said it was a good fit. As soon as it stops raining at night I will go out and take some pictures with one of the telescopes. Therefore, for now, this T/T2 mounting ring is perfect for the Nikon D5300 DSLR which uses an F-mount lens.

The adage 'you get what you pay for' applies to this excellent adapter. It's a little more expensive than the cheapest models, but built a lot better. I bought one from another supplier to fit an 800mm T-mount Rokinon SLR lens. The cheap T-adapter I originally bought attached well to the lens, but it didn't attach firmly to the Nikon. The small slot where Nikon inserted the index pin was made just a few thousandths too wide. This allowed the lens to move noticeably when the focus ring was…