Nikon F mount for Canon FD
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The adapter allows you to mount a Canon FD lens to a Nikon F mount with the possibility of focusing to infinity.
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This design is more of a sense that requires your input to function properly for you.
Personally, I use three reworked lenses in this way and I had no problem with them. The project is unfinished, but I prefer to put it here maybe for someone's inspiration.
Initially, remove the mount and aperture controls from the converted lens.
The aperture ring coupling element must be modified to the specific model and printed. You can print in the base form, but you will have to grind to the right fit. You can also modify the mount itself in CAD or simply print it and grind it to get the correct sharpness for test photos.
The mount requires additional holes to match the screw holes in your lens. As a template, you can use the original mount. It is only important to align the protruding element of the mount with the line showing the set focus / aperture. The screws from the original can be used to screw the new mount.