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I am interested in an adapter that would allow me to use my Nikkor AI-s lenses on my Fuji X-series cameras. There are many such adapters, but they all seem to require stop down metering. I don't want to do that. I want something that works the same as mounting an AI-s lens on a recent Nikon pro body.

Is there a better one?

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    " I want something that works the same as mounting an AI-s lens on a recent Nikon pro body. Is there a better one?" Well, there's always a Nikon body...
    – Michael C
    Feb 16 '18 at 11:01
  • As time passes by, I realize more and more that because of being a film photographer I was misled by the analog controls of the Fuji system, when what I really need is a Nikon DSLR for my digital needs...
    – Aram Hăvărneanu
    Feb 16 '18 at 11:03
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    i wonder how you arrived to the decision to get Fuji with Nikkor lenses. If you want controls, then great Nikon Df is perfect, apart from price. You can return or sell Fuji if it's not too late
    – aaaaa says reinstate Monica
    Feb 16 '18 at 22:07
  • Using my Nikkor lenses was never part of the plan, I have native Fuji lenses for everything I need. Using Nikkor lenses is just having fun with nice manual focus lenses, since I have them anyway for my Nikon FM3A, FA, F4 and F5.
    – Aram Hăvărneanu
    Feb 16 '18 at 22:09
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    You sound very unhappy with a MILC and frankly, even though an enormous number of people manage fine with the same kit, I suspect you are simply someone not suited to a MILC - you seem almost hostile to using them as intended and, as such, you need to get a DSLR that can do what you want. If you won't adapt to the camera, you need a camera adapted to you. Note, however, that hitting f32 and expecting sharp images is usually asking for trouble, as you hit diffraction and usually higher ISO and higher noise reduction and increased likelihood of slow shutter speed even then.
    – StephenG
    Feb 17 '18 at 14:30
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The keyword you are looking for is probably "aperture-ring feeler". That's a device, part of F mount, that allows camera to know what is the current aperture of the lens through mechanical coupling of aperture ring and camera:

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Unfortunately, I couldn't find any device that allows attaching Nikkor AI-s lens to Fuji X camera, and has an aperture-ring feeler.

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