This is not an E mount lens, correct? Is there a way to use it on my Sony A6000 (apsC) body? Thanks...
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I am afraid there is no way. On A mount by using adapters you can mount e mount lenses
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Hi Non,You may use the Sony SAL50F14 Lens on the Sony A6000 Camera, but you need to use a Sony LA-EA3 or LAEA4 Lens Mount Adapter so it can be attached to the camera. -Vincent
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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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I have one of these but it is a Sony E Mount. The lens was designed for the Alpha series which is a cropped sensor. APS-C. on a micro 4/3 this is probably closer to a 30 to 35 mm focal length one other thing you need to look out for the picture associated with this lens notice that the focus ring is smooth. If you get one that has a textured focus ring (ribs) you are getting the old version of the lens. The picture here depicts this as the new version which is classed as a art lens hence the little A logo on the barrel.
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See if the a6000 is apart of the e series sony lenses which I believe it is then the answer is yes! Hope that helps!
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The adapter should work on the a6000. Most e-mount adapters will on the APS-c camera. That adapter is for Minolta MD mount lenses. The adapter that will work is a La-ea4, Sony A mount to E.
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There are several mount version of this lens. For your camera, you need to choose sony amount version, it does work. However you need manual focus, AF function is not available with this lens.
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Found this on Amazon:Q: Can you use your old nex compatible lenses with this body? A: It is an e-mount frame. So any lenses that are e-mount will be just fine. A-mount lenses will work too with an adapter. This is a helpful website: http://www.dpreview.com/products/sony/slrs/sony_a6000
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It's not power zoom. It will certainly work with Sony a6000. It will not resolve anything close to the full 25 megapixels of the a6000 sensor, especially at the tele end, but it's fine for uses like web imagery. Double-check me on this, but I think current versions of this lens may support a6000 "fast hybrid autofocus". Older versions of the lens need a Sony factory modification to use this feature. The 18-200 LE will autofocus well enough on the a6000 regardless, but the fast hybrid feature improves the speed and accuracy of autofocus, especially in dim light.
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You don't want to adapt this lens to the a6000. Get the Sony Zeiss 55mm 1.8 or the Sony 50mm 1.8. You will lose all electronic control trying to adapt this lens to the a6000. I have all of these lenses and they are all awesome.
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Those lenses, while E Mount, are designed for use with an APS-C size sensor. For the Sony A7, you want to use an E Mount lens designed for full frame sensors. Using Full Frame lenses will yield best results. However, that said, the Sony A7 does have an APS-C mode which will allow you to use these lenses with that camera. But when you use the APS-C mode, you will not get the full resolution the sensor is capable of producing. I understand there may also be some metering issues when using the APS-C mode.
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The 2nd answer is correct. Believe that the a77 Mark II is an e-mount Sony. If it is an e-mount, you would need to purchase an adapter to successfully use this lens. Also agree that it's a wonderful lens. One additional thought...make sure you have the correct adapter; there are two different "flavors'".
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Hi Peter, Sony SEL18200LE Lens is compatible on the Sony A6000 Camera. -Vincent
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Sony A6000 has E-mount lenses, so you need to look for E-mount to camera and EF- mount to lens side adapter.
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Hi, this Sony Alpha Digital Camera A6000 is an E-mouth body type camera. This lens, SAL18250 is an A-mount type of lens. It means that they will not fit in, however, you may use the Sony A mount to E mount lens adaptor: LA-EA4 or LA-EA3. -Hope this helps. -Ely
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You will need Sony LA-EA2 E mount to A mount adapter to use this lense on Sony NEX 6 camera body. Remember this lense is manual focus only.
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I am currently unaware of any adapter made that converts Micro 4/3 to Sony's E mount. There are however at least a couple that converts in the opposite direction. One by Fotasy and the other by Fotodiox. But none that will help you to get a MFT lens on a Sony Camera. That is not to say that one won't ever be made.
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Yes, the physical mounting on your camera is called the E-Mount. All NEX cameras have that particular mount to them. Sony E lens are E-Mount lenses made specifically for the NEX cameras. No adapter is needed unless you go with some old manual focus Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Leica, etc. lenses that were designed for a different type of camera mount, but I don't recommend that at this point. That also means that when third party manufacturers start to produce these lenses (which I hope more do in the near future), as long as they specify E-Mount, it will work on the NEX adapter free. Just follow the owners manual on how to switch lenses. The 55-210mm lens is made to compliment and not overlap the standard 18-55mm lens that all the NEX cameras usually come with. So if you are out shooting something that you would like to use the higher zoom function of the 55-210mm lens, then you would need to switch lenses on your camera. This is what you get use to doing if you want to carry around extra lenses. Sony also makes an E-Mount lens that ranges from 18-200mm so that you can have all the zoom ranges in one lens, but personally, I think that lens is huge and expensive (about $800).
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It is a full frame lens, but you'll need an adapter to use it on the A7 (E-mount vs. A-mount).