Lens Adapter Novoflex LET/NIK

The Novoflex LET/NIK lens adapter enables mounting Nikon F-mount lenses on Leica T, TL, and SL camera bodies. Precision-engineered to compensate for the flange focal distance difference between Nikon F and Leica T/SL mounts, the adapter provides a solid mechanical connection and allows manual focusing to infinity. There is no electronic communication between lens and camera, so exposure metering must be performed in aperture-priority or manual modes.

Advantages

Precision-made construction ensures accurate flange distance compensation and a secure fit. The adapter's durable black-and-blue finish provides mechanical robustness and reliable alignment of lens and camera. Manual focusing to infinity is supported, preserving the full optical range of the mounted Nikon lenses.

Suitable for

• Photographers who own Nikon F-mount lenses and use Leica T, TL, or SL cameras
• Hybrid systems where manual focus and mechanical lens control are acceptable
• Studio and on-location photography where lens compatibility and build quality matter

Key specifications

• Compatibility: Nikon F lenses to Leica T / TL / SL mounts
• Model: Novoflex LET/NIK (MPN: LET/NIK)
• EAN: 4030432744285
• Communication: no electronic data transmission (mechanical adapter)
• Focusing: manual focus to infinity

How to use

Attach the adapter to the Leica camera mount by aligning the adapter index marks with the camera mount and rotating until it locks. Then mount the Nikon F lens to the adapter by aligning the lens mount notch and rotating until it secures. Set the camera to aperture-priority (A/Av) or manual exposure mode to control exposure, and focus the lens manually. Verify infinity focus on distant subjects and use live view or focus magnification if available for precise focusing.

Usage recommendations

Use lenses with stopped-down metering or confirm exposure using histogram/live view. Because there is no electronic communication, enable any required camera settings for manual lenses (e.g., register focal length/aperture if the camera offers manual lens profiles).