FotasyAdjustable T Mount Lens to Nikon Z Mount Adapter, T2 Nikon Z Mount Adapter, T2 Z Mount, T2 Nikon Z Adapter fits T / T2 Lense & Nikon Z Mirrorless Camera Z5 Z50 Z6 Z7 Z6 II Z7 II

It works with Nikon mirrorless cameras

Nice smooth fit on the camera. The M42 side seems smooth too. Very nice!If you have a "Celestron T-adapter for EdgeHD 8" Telescope Model: 93644" you'll get the correct backfocus for your .7x Reducer (105mm) and Prime (133mm). For reference:.7x = 105mm = T-adaptor (50mm) + t-ring adaptor (39) + Z flange distance (16)Prime = 133 = T-adaptor (50) + Celestron extension (29) + t-ring(39) + flange distance (16) = 134 (close enough!)At .7x, it does not work with the Celestron Off axis guider -- this adaptor is too long. You might be able to use the Baeder t-ring which is much smaller, but check your math.At Prime, you can use this with the OAG and a ZWO filter drawer, but you'll need some extensions.Anyway -- this t-ring is great for many setups out of the box, but be sure to check your math.

I had two T-mount 500mm f/8 reflex lenses set up for my Nikon F mount cameras. I now have a Nikon Z fc and got two TtZ adapters to use the reflex lenses with my Z.The lenses Rokinon and Vivitar lenses both work great! Will save me $250-$500 as I won't need to get the newest Z version reflex lens by Konica.It's a no-Brainer if you have T-mount lenses. Get this adapter and check out your existing T-mount lenses or pick up some used decent lenses cheap.The soft-focus desert rose was shot macro and the burrowing owl was shot aregularly..

Works with my Nikon z5 and the c90 celeste on telescope with a T adaptor, solid item