Does this adapter work properly without vignetting on full frame cameras such as A7R & A7s
2012731
Yes, it works well. However, my problem with the A7 was the auto focus failing a lot. I returned it.
581471
Yes. It has other problems, like causing flare (not blackened enough plastic), the autofocus never finding its mark correctly with Canon 35/2 IS, I'm not sure image stabilization even works with this lens (I see no difference between On/Off settings) -- but vignetting is not one of them.
918608
Hola. I use it on Sony FS100. Before that I had two cheaper adapters. This one works great. No ANY vignetting on FS100. Peace, Laisvis
2046570
I use the adapter, a UV filter AND a Cokin filter ring on top of those two and get no vignetting on my SX-50.
1258765
First of all, it's going to always be manual focus. I do have this adapter with A7, not A6000, but the only different would be the censor size. It's should work as expected on a6000. There is no glass/lens so it's should not effect any image quality.
516477
Depends on the camera and lens you attach it to. I have a Nikon D7000 and there is vignetting when attached to a wider angle lens, I'd say anything wider than 35mm. I put this attachment on my 35mm prime lens and there is no noticeable vignetting. It is worth the price to play around. I appreciate the Macro aspect of it the most.
595745
Yes, I personally use this 77mm filter with my Tokina 11-16mm. It will work without any vignetting. Great filter too!
240118
Hi Thomas, since you are using an APS-C camera (SEL18200LE) you may turn on the [APS-C Size Capture] settings of the Sony A7R so that the camera will capture APS-C size equivalent sensor pictures using this lens to avoid some vignetting. -Ely
250336
You need this adapter for A-mount AF to work. http://www.amazon.com/Sony-E-Mount-A-Mount-Full-frame-Adapter/dp/B00FSB7432/
1776926
No reason. It's a DX lens but as long as the camera is in DX mode it will work just fine. It would probably work in FX mode but would cause heavy vignetting in the corners.
2178271
I use it on a Nex6 & found no vignette on any of my lenses. Works best on longer focal lengths. 135 MM in APS-C is, for me, the sweet spot.
1105372
i will tell you what I know. first of all, the A7R is a full frame. so the 16-70mm lens will show vignetting - especially at 16mm,less at 70mm. the a7r also has a cropped mode to allow images that do not use the full sensor. you should look for native full frame e mount lenses. they keep making them, they are designated EF.
41105
It works very well with both my A65 and A77. Just go into the settings and select wireless and remote should be detected. All functions worked as they should. Just go in and experiment. Great for tripod shots.
1903409
Is it Fullframe? Yes. Will it work on the a7? If you use LA-EA3 or LA-EA4 adapters with the a7, it will work.
1018574
No, it does not work without adapter. This lens has A - mount. Sony A7R has E - mount. You need LE-EA4 adaptor.
1130061
Just in case the prior answers provided any confusion; As an owner of a NEX 7, 6, 5N, and an owner of this camera who also owns nearly all the available E-mount lenses, I can confirm that ALL E-mount lenses are compatible with this camera. Yes, as Andrew T. Wilson answered, there is a loss of picture at the edges which normally causes vignetting because the lens only covers part of the full frame sensor (ASP-C size); however, the camera has an automated feature that removes the vignetting and your pictures will look perfectly normal. The trade-off is that you loose your full-frame capability and obviously some of the resolution. Just in case the prior answers provided any confusion; As an owner of a NEX 7, 6, 5N, and an owner of this camera who also owns nearly all the available E-mount lenses, I can confirm that ALL E-mount lenses are compatible with this camera. Yes, as Andrew T. Wilson answered, there is a loss of picture at the edges which normally causes vignetting because the lens only covers part of the full frame sensor (ASP-C size); however, the camera has an automated feature that removes the vignetting and your pictures will look perfectly normal. The trade-off is that you loose your full-frame... » Read More Just in case the prior answers provided any confusion; As an owner of a NEX 7, 6, 5N, and an owner of this camera who also owns nearly all the available E-mount lenses, I can confirm that ALL E-mount lenses are compatible with this camera. Yes, as Andrew T. Wilson answered, there is a loss of picture at the edges which normally causes vignetting because the lens only covers part of the full frame sensor (ASP-C size); however, the camera has an automated feature that removes the vignetting and your pictures will look perfectly normal. The trade-off is that you loose your full-frame capability and obviously some of the resolution. « Show Less
638131
I'm not familiar with your camera... I'm using it on video camera with a 72mm diameter lens, so I had to get a 72mm to 58mm step-down ring to attach it. This could cause some vignetting on wide shots, but for my application this was not a problem.
1738455
The adapter doesn't change anything. The camera does, if you're going to an MFT format.