Hi, I hae a ols Minolta Maxxum with lenses Maxxum AF(this lenses can not work in manualy, dont have aperture ring). Now I bougth a Nikon D5200 and I w
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My Nikon D200 did not recognize that there was a lens on the camera when I tried to use this adapter. I have seen other reviews that it worked for other people but it did not for me.
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the adapter has a ring that lets you adjust aperture. yould set exposure, check the lcd screen & shoot. if you change subject, subject distance, light changes you will again have to adjust your exposure. just like in the old film days. reminder- this adapter is for manual exposure/ manual focus only when you use maxxum / sony lenses on a nikon af/ d series camera
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I know it works on my D3200 buy I have to use my minolta lense in manual mode only
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I have the same lense and it works fine. The auto focus and lense mount are compatible. Sony uses the same lense mount that Minolta used. Best of luck.
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I have two lenses for my old K-1000, they give me superb quality. Unfortunately the adapter does not allow for the same quality once mounted on my D5200, the focus is never correct, and I mean,never. I do know how to manual focus with old lenses. I used them! I would not recommend this product, not for the D5200.
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Thank you for your interest in our package deal! In regards to your inquiry, this lens is compatible with the Nikon D5200 using the Precision Design T Mount for Nikon supplied in this bundle. This type of lens will only work in Manual Mode and Manual focus. You will lose the ability to use any auto features.
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Hello, the lens is manual, works manually only. Please put your camera into "no lens attached" mode and continue to shoot manually on in Aperture priority mode.Thank you.
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I do not speak English, I hope to express. I had a camera nikon D80 and now have a nikonD7000 not know if that works with your camera lens.
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It may not. All my Minolta gear was for MD mount, and it works fine, though all manual. When the newer Maxxum cameras came out, I think the mount changed. Need more info about your older camera. Sorry, that's the best I can do.
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Most Nikon lenses will work on D3200 even lenses from film cameras. They won't have auto focus though.
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I use this lens on both the Nikon D60 and the Nikon D7000, so the D5200 should not be a problem. Note that this lens does not have auto-focus or any electronics at all, but it does work great for a manual lens!
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You can use this lens, but it won't autofocus on Nikon bodies without a built in the body focusing motor. D80, D90, D7000 and up have those, but not the D5200.
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Not sure about the D5200. I have a D7000 and it has a built in focus for that lens. Go on borrowlens.com and it should tell you if it's compatible or not. I rented the lens first to see how it was, then purchased it since I loved. It's my favorite lens.
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Yes, the auto shutter or aperture settings on the Nikon camera will not work on the Minolta lens. Any you will have to focus manually as well.
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Yes it works with D5200, but you'll have to manually focus it. Autofocus with this lens is only available with cameras that have the built-in focus motor like the D7100 and higher end Nikon cameras.
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I had similar lenses which did not work on my nikon. The shorter OM lenses have a metal piece that interferes with the Nikon mechanism. My longer, 100 mm lens did work, however.
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Dimi, I´m sorry I do not have the Nikon D5200 camera. I tested with the D80 and D7000 and Works pretty well.
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Well, where I'm from the Minolta series is called Dynax and I have a 700si. The Fotodiox fits very well on the 50mm Macro & 75-300mm zoom lens for my Fuji X-e1. I believe the mount should be the same for the Maxxum series lens. Additional point about this adapter: There are no click stops for aperture. So you're pretty much on your own for deciding what exact aperture you're on between "Lock" & "Open". I guess you can do your own calibration & make markings on the adapter, but the absence of click stops means that you'd have to look at the adapter to make an aperture change. Big bummer...
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There are some adapters to make that happen. Of course fulltime manual, focus and light metering, aperture all manual. I bought the Leica M to NEX mount and it works flawlessly ( I use it with a Zeiss Planar). It also worked for my XPro-1 Fuji.