This is the updated version of the FTZ adapter, which is what you need to convert standard Nikon F-mount lenses to the new mirrorless Z-mount system. But here's the thing: functionally it is NO DIFFERENT from the original "Mark I" version. They simply streamlined the design by removing the tripod foot. Beyond that, there's no difference. We think it's a better match for bodies such as the Z9, but it's not a huge difference.

In any event, it's compatible with a HUGE range of Nikkor lenses. See below for the details:

Autofocus Lenses

• AF-S Type G, E, and D; AF-P Type G and E; AF-I Type D: Full support of autofocus, MF (with electronic rangefinder support), full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
• AF Type G and D: Manual focus only (with electronic rangefinder support), full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
• Other AF Lenses: Manual focus only, full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering

Manual Focus Lenses

• PC-E NIKKOR Series and PC NIKKOR 19mm f/4E ED: Manual focus only, full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
• PC Micro 85mm f/2.8D: Manual focus only, manual exposure only, and exposure metering
• AI-P: Manual focus only, full auto-exposure modes, and exposure metering
• Non-CPU AI-, AI-Modified NIKKOR, or Nikon Series E Lenses: Manual focus only, aperture-priority and manual exposure modes, and all exposure metering modes except for highlight-weighted metering