Current camera: Canon EOS Rebel SL1. Old Camera: 35mm Minolta HTsi Plus w/many lens. Will adapter work using Minolta lens to Canon Rebel camera?
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I had manual focus lenses (minolta rokkor md lenses) for a minolta xd5 from the 1980s and purchased an adaptor to use these lenses on a Canon T5i. They work fine. This would seem to be an inexpensive way for you to use your lenses on your new camera. Hope this helps.
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The Minolta adapter has a small lens built in to the adapter. I didn't find this worked as well as the adapters with out an additional lens. I didn't like the results. I used it once.
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It worked with my Minolta lens and macro bellows, all I can say is try it if it doesn't work return it...
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Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all C/Y lenses. Most work just fine. Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all... » Read More Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all C/Y lenses. Most work just fine. « Show Less
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The Canon lenses will work fine with the adapter but it's only manual focus. This does not have the the connection to autofocus. For the price, it's okay and it works. But hats about it. Hope this helps.
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I bought it for Canon 60D, and it works perfectly. I suppose that the adapter works for all Canon EOS.
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This is the only adapter I have, and it works great with all my old Minolta lenses, so I guess the answer to your question is yes. I also have a T3i. Good luck!
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No, this adapter will not work. This adapter is meant for the older Minolta MC and MD mount. You need to get a Minolta AF to Sony adapter.
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No, this adapter will only allow a SONY/MINOLTA flashgun to be used in manual mode with a Canon camera.
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Not sure about SL1 but works great with eos rebel with that size lense. Larger lenses work, too, but can get tight.
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The adapter that comes with it is for the Canon EF mount. That is the standard mount for the EOS family, digital and film. So...yes.
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The answer is YES, providing your lens is the Sony/Minolta Alpha version. The adapter is specifically for mounting Sony/Minolta Alpha lenses on Sony E mount cameras such as the a6000 while retaining the Auto Focus feature of the lens. I've had the adapter when I had a Sony NEX 7 camara. I used it with various Sony Alpha lenses mounted on my NEX 7 and all the lenses performed well as expected.
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I think the adapter is intended to adapt the new 'M' series lens mount to the other standard Canon lenses. I use it to enable me to use my Canon EF and EF-S lenses on the EOS M. Works very well for that, but the rebel, to my knowledge, is not compatible with the m-series of lenses.
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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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This lens will work with all Canon DSLR's including the EOS SL1. This lens, all Canon EF (not EF-S) lenses actually, work with either crop-frame sensor bodies (of which the SL1 is an example) or full-frame bodies such as the 6D, 5D series, or 1D series. Canon EF-S lenses, on the other hand, are designed specifically for crop-frame bodies and, depending on the specific EF-S lens and body, may not work with full frame bodies. So, in a nutshell, this lens will work fine with the SL1. In addition, because the SL1 is a crop-frame body, don't forget that the focal range of the lens gets multiplied by roughly 1.6. On a full frame camera it behaves exactly like a 28-135mm zoom would have back in the 35mm film days, but on a crop-frame body it is 'really' a 45-216MM lens, a plus if medium telephoto is useful to you.
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Hi Nguyen,Yes, these would work with that camera, and no, it comes with the adapter you need, however please know this. That camera wasn't meant for lenses, the quality of the photos is poor and the camera gets confused even in manual settings. I would recommend buying the canon t3 which is just as good and is meant for lenses. Good luck and happy shooting!
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It will work in manual focus mode only. The AF lens loses is auto because there is no circuitry to connect the Canon body to the adapter and on to the minolta lens. But this works for me.
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I believe it can be used with the SL1. The lens, unless specified otherwise, will have a T mount adapter for the lens to make sure it will work with the camera.
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As others said in Q&A the lens should fit ok - also I can use the old lens from my Minolta 35mm model 404si, hope this may help, but best to check with photo shop experts in USA as your camera is circa 1965.