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Megadap ETZ21 Pro adapter used in space by NASA astronaut Don Pettit aboard in the International Space Station
Megadap issued a press release about their ETZ21 Pro adapter (Amazon | B&H Photo) being used in space by NASA astronaut Don Pettit in the International Space Station (ISS): From NASA’s ISS to RED Cinema Camera – Unlocking Lens Versatility by Megadap ETZ21 Pro 4th March 2025, Hong Kong, China – Megadap, a leading innovator […] The post Megadap ETZ21 Pro adapter used in space by NASA astronaut Don Pettit aboard in the International Space Station appeared first on Nikon Rumors. Related posts: Officially announced: RED V-RAPTOR [X] and Komodo [X] cinema cameras with Nikon Z-mount NASA astronaut Don Pettit photography from the ISS (mainly with the Nikon Z9 camera) First pictures of RED V-RAPTOR [X] and Komodo [X] cinema cameras with Nikon Z-mount leaked online
Megadap issued a press release about their ETZ21 Pro adapter (Amazon | B&H Photo) being used in space by NASA astronaut Don Pettit in the International Space Station (ISS):
From NASA’s ISS to RED Cinema Camera – Unlocking Lens Versatility by Megadap ETZ21 Pro
4th March 2025, Hong Kong, China – Megadap, a leading innovator in lens adapter technology, is thrilled to announce that its ETZ21 adapter has recently been used in space by NASA astronaut Don Pettit aboard in the International Space Station (ISS).
Stunning images recently released by NASA from the ISS, captured with a Nikon Z9 camera and a Sigma 14mm f/1.4 lens. While the Sigma 14mm f/1.4 lens is currently not available in Nikon Z mount, the EXIF data reveals that the Megadap ETZ21 adapter played a crucial role in enabling this remarkable shot. (Links at the bottom of this Press Release)
“We are incredibly honored and excited to see our ETZ21 adapter being used in such an extraordinary environment,” said Mr Xia, Founder of Megadap. “It’s a testament to the reliability and performance of our adapters that it meets the rigorous demands of space photography. Knowing that our product contributed to capturing these breathtaking images from the ISS is a source of immense pride for the entire Megadap team.”
The Megadap ETZ21 Pro adapter allows photographers to use Sony E lenses on Nikon Z series cameras, maintaining autofocus and aperture control. Its robust design and precise engineering make it a favorite among photographers seeking versatility and performance. It also has one of the best compatibility in the market, allowing Sony E lenses to retain most of its features when being used on a Nikon Z cameras.
Expanding Compatibility: Megadap Adapters Now Support RED Cinema Cameras in Nikon Z Mount
In addition to its space-proven performance, Megadap is also pleased to announce the compatibility of its ETZ21 Pro and EFTZ21 adapters with the latest RED Cinema Cameras featuring a Nikon Z mount. This expanded compatibility opens up a world of creative possibilities for filmmakers, allowing them to utilize a wide range of Canon EF lenses on their RED Cinema Cameras.
“We are committed to providing filmmakers with the tools they need to achieve their creative vision,” added Mr Xia. “The compatibility of our adapters with RED Cinema Cameras in Nikon Z mount is a significant step in that direction, offering unparalleled lens choices and flexibility.”
NASA images used with Megadap ETZ21 Pro (Click Show EXIF inside the URL)
- https://images.nasa.gov/details/iss072e574660
- https://images.nasa.gov/details/iss072e574632
- https://images.nasa.gov/details/iss072e574593
- https://images.nasa.gov/details/iss072e574668
NASA astronaut Don Pettit photography from the ISS (mainly with the Nikon Z9 camera)
The new Megadap ETZ21 Sony E to Nikon Z AF lens adapter is now officially announced
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