Can someone tell me what I need to search for to find compatible lenses?
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Sigma also makes compatible and good but much less expensive e mount lenses for the NEX / alpha cameras. Worth a look. I think those are called DN lenses. Also if you have an old film camera like ones that take Canon FD lenses, you can buy an inexpensive adapter top use those old lenses on the a6000 in manual focus mode using the focus peaking assistance. Let's you save money and get great old fast (f1.8 to f2.8 range) glass for your camera that would cost $600-9000 in a Sony mount.
2084644
You will need E-mount lenses. Lens Compatibility : Sony E-mount, (Sony A-mount, Minolta/Konica Minolta Maxxum lenses confirmed via optional LA-EA adaptor)
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Thank you for your time. Please note that the lens is in fact compatible, however, it is solely manual focus.
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I don't know. I had a specific requirement and researched to see if the lens would work. I was lucky it did in my case.
2215156
It will work with the brand you sulect, the brand will use the same connections just like any of the lenses you can buy.
2124253
Just open your camera, if you see something like the pics maybe is right for you, many cameras are lens standard
369355
Yes, it's compatible. But you won't get the autofocus feature. You will need an AF-S lens.
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Most Nikon lenses will work. Check lens compatability in the table in the manual.
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Will this work well with the Canon EF 70-200 L lens? Is there a list somewhere of compatible lenses?
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you must inquire and find out if the specific lens you're buying has a Nikon mount. I shoot with a Canon body and therefore, of course, all my lenses have Canon mounts.
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That I don't really know - I would check the specs on your camera, then the specs on these lenses. sorry I couldn't be more helpful. You might also want to contact the seller's technical support.
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Yes, it seems all Nikon compatible lenses are interchangeable but depending on the model of the lens or camera body some of the functionality may not be usable. An example would be stability control and auto-focus among other features. Be sure to do your due diligence in researching what will and will not work. I made the same transition in body you are asking about and had no problems with any of my lenses. I have Nikon, Sigma and Tamron lenses.
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The best way I've found to verify which lenses work and which adapters to use is check at both Fotodiox and RainbowImaging in the US. If they have an adapter for the lens, it probably works. You can then e-mail or call them for verification if you're not sure.
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Many thanks for replying. Have just ordered an adapter ( cheaply), as I only wanted the lens to play around with. Lesson learnt ; Hubby cannot buy lenses without me knowing what he's paying out for !!
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you might want to check the specs for these lenses vs your camera. I also like to suggest you might want to contact the seller's technical support. sorry I couldn't help.
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I cannot answer that question. I think most lenses are interchangeable, but go to the manufacture's web site. Wish I could help you, my friend. I'll say this, it's a GREAT lens for the price. They sent me two by accident. If you want one, I'll sell you mine for $10 if you pay postage.
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http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/lenses-flashes/extenders Go to the link above and click on "Compatability"
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I would go to the website and see what info you can find there. They may have both lenses there. You can also try to go to a photo review site such as Ken Rockwell to see what they have to say.