Will this lens work on my Max. 7000 camera?
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I wasn't familar with the Max 7000 camera so I did some research and found out that the MAXXUM uses the same "A" mount which was introduced today as Sony's Alpha mount. You can find additional information at : http://www.kenrockwell.com/minolta/maxxum/7000.htm.I own the minolta 50mm f1.f AF Lens and use it on my Sony Alpha 77 and love it. I have taken great pictures with it.
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I wasn't familar with the Max 7000 camera so I did some research and found out that the MAXXUM uses the same "A" mount which was introduced today as Sony's Alpha mount. You can find additional information at : http://www.kenrockwell.com/minolta/maxxum/7000.htm. I own the minolta 50mm f1.f AF Lens and use it on my Sony Alpha 77 and love it. I have taken great pictures with it.
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I have a D90 and D7100. It works very well on those and should also work on the D7000. If you get the Nikon mount and the focus confirmation chip you get a very nice lens at a bargain price.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can not work autofocus for D7000. Thanks in advance.
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Hello Andrea! Yes, it will work with a Nikon D700. This is a manual focus lens, so you should focus manually, but a focus confirmation, an automatic aperture and an exposure meter will work on Nikon D700 with this lens. I strongly disagree with previous reviewer. This lens is very capable and optically as good as a Nikkor 16-35mm.
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Yes it will. Here is a link from the kenrockwell.com site. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d7000.htm Just get it, trust me you won't be sorry. I love mine.
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i don't know but it doesn't work very well on a 7000. It doesn't work when the batteries are in the grip, you have to put the battery in the camera which medans it has to come off whenever you change the battery.
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It'll work on NEX7 with the A mount to NEX adapter.On aps-c camera,this lens will become 105-600,awesome!!!
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yes this lens will work on a d700 and a d300s both those cameras have a motor that will work the AF system. It will not work properly on the lesser models like d5100 or d3200. Just remember there is cropping with those twocamera for any lens you use so the effective range is 42-105 2.8. I bought this lens a few month ago and it is way awesome and better in my opinion than the 24-70 2.8
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Yeah absolutely it will. The only thing to keep in mind that this is a Full Frame lens.. Since D7000 is a cropped sensor, you're not going to get the 24mm view - you'll get approximately 36mm view. I've been using the lens for nearly six months now, and it's fantastic.
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Yes it will. Here is a link from the kenrockwell.com site. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d7000.htmJust get it, trust me you won't be sorry. I love mine.
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I have a D3100 and it works perfectly! It does say it's compatible with the 7000, so I think you're ok
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Yes. I use it on both my D7000 and D7100. Next to my Nikon 70-200 2.8 it's the best lens I own. Produces beautiful results.
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I couldn't say whether it would fit or not. I mounted it on my D700 and it fits. All lenses I have mounted on my D3000 are easily mounted on my d700 (with the exception of different focal lengths because a D3000 is a crop sensor whereas a D700 is full frame). I imagine it should fit with no problem. On any camera, it is manual focus though.
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I use this lens on my D300s, which is the dx (crop sensor) version of your full-frame D700. I've posted some pictures of jewelry in the "customer images" for you to scrutinize and make your judgment.
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No. This is a auto focus lens compatible with the Minolta AF digital and some film cameras and the Sony Alpha "A" digital system camera's. The X700 takes the MD or SR mount manual focus lens.
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No the lens you have selected here is for a Canon camera. Look in Amazon for a Tamron AF70-300mm for a Nikon.
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I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc) Take a look at the CamRanger. It costs more, but then you get what you pay for. I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture,... » Read More I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc) Take a look at the CamRanger. It costs more, but then you get what you pay for. « Show Less