Is this for the Full Frame A mount or APSC A mount?
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Hi Pirate!, from this link, http://accy.sonydigitalimaging.com/products/model/SAL70300G, you will find that Sony SAL70300G Lens is an APS-C lens. -Vincent
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Hi K. Aujong, this Sony SAL70300G is an A-mount APS-C type of lens. It is not full frame. -Ely
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This lens is specifically designed for APS-C Sensors and it'll not give good results on a Full Frame camera. THe image circle will not cover the full sensor. Here is the link to the compatibility cart on Tamron's website: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/assets/pdfs/slr_compatability_chart.pdf
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I don't know what you are asking. Google Vesa mount. That's what this is for. Then you will know. Vesa is a particular mounting pattern, fyi. Good luck
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HI J.W., this is a DT lens for use on APS-C cameras only. Alpha 99 being a full frame camera, this lens won't work on the Alpha 99 as expected. Following is an extract from this lens's brochure:"Lenses marked "DT" (Digital Technology) should only be used on APS-C format cameras because their image circle isn't large enough to fully cover a 35mm full frame sensor. If you do use a DT lens on a full-frame camera, expect to see a darkening of the image towards the edges of the frame (vignetting). Although only E-mount lenses can be directly mounted on E-mount cameras, DT lenses can be mounted on these cameras via an optional adaptor." HI J.W., this is a DT lens for use on APS-C cameras only. Alpha 99 being a full frame camera, this lens won't work on the Alpha 99 as expected. Following is an extract from this lens's brochure:"Lenses marked "DT" (Digital Technology) should only be used on APS-C format cameras because their image circle isn't large enough to fully cover a 35mm full frame sensor. If you do use a DT lens on a full-frame camera, expect to see a darkening of the image towards the edges of the frame (vignetting). Although only E-mount lenses can be directly mounted on E-mount cameras,... » Read More HI J.W., this is a DT lens for use on APS-C cameras only. Alpha 99 being a full frame camera, this lens won't work on the Alpha 99 as expected. Following is an extract from this lens's brochure:"Lenses marked "DT" (Digital Technology) should only be used on APS-C format cameras because their image circle isn't large enough to fully cover a 35mm full frame sensor. If you do use a DT lens on a full-frame camera, expect to see a darkening of the image towards the edges of the frame (vignetting). Although only E-mount lenses can be directly mounted on E-mount cameras, DT lenses can be mounted on these cameras via an optional adaptor." « Show Less
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My question, is, if I use any full frame lens A-mount, there wont be any cropping factor?, but if I use any APS-C, like DT lenses there will it be?
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If you don't want to have both on the lens, then I would use just the full frame hood. There's no rule either way. I think the APS-C adapter looks a little flimsy on its own. The ability to reduce stray light and therefore flares will be diminished without the extension on crop sensors. But I doubt you'll see much of a difference.
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Not the APS-C ones. Those may fit but are incompatible, do not remember where online I read that though... (Just as Full Frame may not work with APS-C, such as NEX-7.)
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Either way works. Due to the space that was left from a previous mount I have it mounted down.
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This is a very sturdy mount. I have a full size SDLR Cannon mounted using it. It is heavy duty so make sure to mount to wall using stud anchors if there is not stud available. I would attache a photo of the setup, but does not appear i can here.
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I used it on a Sony E mount which was APC Sensor - I believe the A7r is E mount but a Full Frame Sensor so I am not sure. Perhaps you can contact Fotodiox direct they should know.
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officially No, it is for APS-C, the "DC" means sensors for sigma lines. But you can use it on a full frame but there will be some light vignetting, that some people don't mind. I use this on my secondary camera 50D, I have my full frame lens as well. hope it works out for you
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You are correct. This SONY lens is an A-mount lens. You will have to purchase an adapter allowing the mounting of A-mount lenses on SONY E-mount camera bodies, including your A6000 APSC. The most recent SONY adapter for this purpose is the LA-EA4. It is advertised as an adapter for full-frame E-mount SONY camera bodies, but it appears to be also compatible with APSC E-mount cameras. You may want to do some research on the SONY site just to be sure. Getting back to this 50mm; you are likely to be very happy with its performance, particularly in low light circumstances. Have fun!
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It should, at least mechanically: a7s uses the same E-mount, but with a full frame sensor (lenses for aps-c sensor will likely show dark corners).
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Yes. It is designed for APS-C camera which has a smaller sensor than a full frame sensor.
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Yes, it has the A mount, and is a DT lents, which makes it compatible with all Sony Alpha APS-C cameras. On full frame Sony A mount like the A99 the frame would be cropped.
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The pix's fool me, first note it is a 30mm ring, second it appears to be an offset, it is not, depending on your scope, the front site will be in the view, most times it is to close and will not cause a problem. I was looking for a mount that set slightly off center. Hope that helps
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Yes, it will allow full frame coverage although a number of M Mount lenses will have various degrees of vignetting if shot at widest apertures as they would if mounted on a native M-Mount camera.