Hello, Waddizzle.
"What is going to happen to the Aperture thingy?" you asked.
Well, it does not matter for my use of these ole primes. I have 9 Nikon lenses, produced from 1961 to 1989, all primes. I have been using them on Sony mirrorless cameras for many years.
Three years ago, I bought my little girl, 17 year of age, a Rebel T6s with a lens 18~135mm, for her winter vacation to England. A year later, she complained about the cop senor.. I bout her a Canon 5D with 2 lenses, 24~70mm & 70~200mm. Then, the T6s became useless but occupying some space in my cabinet.
The reason for mounting Nikon lenses on T6s is just for the kick to have something to play. Mounting Nikkor AI-s 1:2.8 f=20mm on T6s, I'll have an equivlent of 32mm of FF lens, good for shooting in the street. Mounting Nikkor S Auto 1:1.2 f=55 on T6s, I'll get an equivlent of 88mm as a FF lens, good for portraits.
The thing is that I must be 100% sure for the safety of the lenses before I try anything. I do not want to lose or damage these lenses. There is a lot of memories these lenses sharing with me.
One of the manufacturers of the adapters said that the collision between the mirror and lens is rare.
Thanks.
Kuenph
