Since there are relatively many similar products on the market, buyers are easily entangled in choosing which product to choose. After a period of repeated comparisons and consulting customer service, I finally chose this product. The following is my personal experience after actual testing in the past few days. The body used is Nikon z7 plus the second-generation FTZ adapter ring and SLR D610, and a quick-release clamp is installed for easy disassembly and assembly. It is particularly noted that the Nikon D 610 plus 28-300 lens is used because there are several mode selection switches on the side of this lens, which are located near the rotating slide rail, which is more representative. It can be seen from the picture that there is no restriction. Lenses such as 14-24 large bulbs have no problem at all. I hope it can be used as a reference for Nikon camera users. First of all, the most satisfactory thing is that the installation and operation are convenient, which does not affect the control of the buttons and switches of various parts of the body and lens, and the loading and unloading of the lens is not restricted; secondly, the stability is relatively the same as the full-circle ring style. There is no difference. I think this should be the result of sufficient consideration during the design stage-the slide rail is relatively thick and the width reaches 18mm, which is impossible for the circular design.

To reduce the number of times you have to disassemble your camera, especially when shooting at the beach, the X-Rotator 95 converter is the best choice.