Tokina 11-16 Nikon Adapter Clarification

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

Ok guys, I know this subject has been beat to death, but that is also why it has become so hard to find reliable information on.

Please correct me if I am wrong...

The Tokina 11-16 for Canon EOS has 3 real options for use on the AF100:
- Kipon style "false" aperture adapter
- Birger Electronic (Not yet released)
- Redrock Adapter (Not yet released)

The Tokina 11-16 for Nikon Mount has these options:
- Birger Electronic Adapter (Not yet released)
- Mechanical adapter that controls the actual aperture on the lens through a switch or ring (THIS IS WHAT I AM CURIOUS ABOUT)***

Does the above listed mechanical adapter actually exist for Nikon G Mount Lenses? Does anyone have experience with this combo? Does anyone have a link to said adapter?
Thanks guys!

 

[LoganMackay]

Adaptimax, MTF Services, Novoflex and a few others are all mechanical G adapters.

 

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

Logan,

And these mechanical adapters use the lens's aperture, not a false aperture within the adapter that can cause vignetting?
Thanks!

Andrew

 

[Brian@202020]

...these mechanical adapters use the lens's aperture, not a false aperture within the adapter that can cause vignetting?

Yes. I have the Tokina 11-16 and use a cheap $30 Nikon G adapter I got off bay. Get the Nikon version.

 

[LoganMackay]

yes, all using the lenses actual aperture. i wouldn't touch something like the kipon.