BGNING Camera Lens Adapter Ring for Nik0n AI G D S Lens to Micro 4/3 M4/3 Mount for Panasonic GH2/GH3/GH4 for Olympus M4/3 OM-D

BGNING lens mount adapter allow you for connection from Nikon Lens(Including most Nikon lens type as: G,AI,S,D mount) to Olympus M4/3 camera. It utilizes high-precision Aluminum alloy material, and be able to reach infinity focus while maintaining the correct registration distance required to support CRC lenses or lenses with floating elements.
The G LENS simply means that there is no aperture adjustment device on the lens. This ring adds a linkage device to activate the dilemma that the G LENS cannot adjust the aperture, revives the lens group of many Nikon users, and the G LENS adjusts the aperture on the adapter ring. OFF-ON from the smallest to the largest aperture, AI (D), AIS, etc. Lens with aperture ring adjusts the aperture directly on the lens
 
Features:
1. Widely used for Nikon lens of G/AI/S/D type;
2. Manual focus, can reach infinity focus;
3. Full manual operation, manual focusing, manual adjustment of the light ring, manual exposure can be achieved with the body, aperture priority exposure, infinity focus.
4. This ring is the perfect adapter for Nikon's full series of AI/G/D/S lenses to the M4/3 mount camera.
5. High-precision metal material made;    
 
Specification: 
Compatibility:
Camera: M4/3-Mount Camera (for Panasonic G1,GF1, GH1,GH2, GH3,G1,GF2,G2,GF3,GF5,GF6,GF7,GX1,G5X,GX10,for Olympus OM-D,E-P1,E-P2,E-PL3,E-P3,E-PL5 ,E-PM2 Camera)  
Lens: G-Mount Lens (for Nikon lens in G, AI,S,D type)   

Package:
1* AI(G)-M4/3 Lens Adapter

Notice:
1. The lens need to be manually focused and adjusted after connection. The camera will automatically calculate how much light need to be exposed after the right shooting mode is set.
2. The lens will be not be able to auto-focus, but can reach infinity focus;
3. While you meet the trouble that the Shutter button can't be pressed (or camera reminds that no lens installed), please modify the 'Defined setting' to be 'Release the shutter without lens' or 'Aperture priority'.