If you have used this with a third party OM mount lens on an A7, like those that Sigma made for use on Olympus cameras in the 80s, did it work?
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Yes, I use this adapter with my OM 50mm f/1.4, 28mm f/2.8 and the 35~70mm f/4 zoom lenses. It has a nice snug fit and they all focus to infinity.
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It works with any camera with micro four third mount, so it works with the omd.. However since it doesn't have any electronic connection to the camera, it's purely a manual focus lens.
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Used this on Sony a7s with Tokina 11-16mm V1. Aperture works, AF is a bit slow but that's Tokina.
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Yes, it will work, and work very well. Using it on an Olympus means you don't need to use the power O.I.S. I have it "off" all the time. It's a fantastic lens, well worth the investment.
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Alicia, I have not used that combination. I have used with A7r and Canon Lens. Works good enough. Auto focus is not as fast as the A7r with a a native Sony lens, but works. I must say though I sue manual focus most, DMF mode. With the wide angle of the Sigma, and the nature of what is shot with such a lens MF would be about All I'd ever user with that lens so any slowness. If you were shooting wildlife with Telephoto > 200mm then the AF is not fast enough. The electronics does work and EXIF data for the lens is stored with imageBottom line: Opens up other lenses for the Sony. Slower auto focus. Alicia, I have not used that combination. I have used with A7r and Canon Lens. Works good enough. Auto focus is not as fast as the A7r with a a native Sony lens, but works. I must say though I sue manual focus most, DMF mode. With the wide angle of the Sigma, and the nature of what is shot with such a lens MF would be about All I'd ever user with that lens so any slowness. If you were shooting wildlife with Telephoto > 200mm then the AF is not fast enough. The electronics does work and EXIF data for the lens is stored with imageBottom line: Opens up other lenses for the Sony.... » Read More Alicia, I have not used that combination. I have used with A7r and Canon Lens. Works good enough. Auto focus is not as fast as the A7r with a a native Sony lens, but works. I must say though I sue manual focus most, DMF mode. With the wide angle of the Sigma, and the nature of what is shot with such a lens MF would be about All I'd ever user with that lens so any slowness. If you were shooting wildlife with Telephoto > 200mm then the AF is not fast enough. The electronics does work and EXIF data for the lens is stored with imageBottom line: Opens up other lenses for the Sony. Slower auto focus. « Show Less
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This adapter fits on E-Mount cameras which allows A(Alpha) -Mount lens to fit on it, from looking at the specs of the a6000, it does say that this is a camera with an E-Mount structure. You need to find out what mount your Sigma lens has, Sigma has built the same lens with several mount, look it herre : http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=Sigma+17-70mm+f%2F2.8-4+DC+Macro&N;=0&Init;ialSearch=yes&sts;=ma&Top;+Nav-Search= once you know that, you will be able to tell if the adaptor will work.
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I don't know that particular lens. The adapter allows me to use lenses that fit on my old Olympus OM2 camera (from 1980).
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I never tested it on Olympus micro 4/3 product line. The mount is theoretically compatible, and auto focus should work, but IS (Image Stabilization) might not (so I heard).
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I've used it on an XE-1 and with various Nikkor lenses, as well as a 70/2.8 Sigma. Works fine. IMO, the three 'stops' work best when used to 'tweak' shutter speeds with a constant aperture.
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As long as you buy the Sigma lens with a Canon mount, it should work fine. I use mine on a 7D.
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No. It will only work with the line of new Sigma lenses in the Art, Contemporary and Sport lines.
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Yes it uses the Sony A mount I use my old Minolta film camera lenses on it and I've got a Sigma 70 300 mm macro lens on order right now from Amazon.
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Hi David,Not that I'm aware of. My lense, lent to a mate with a 7100, worked no problem to produce some comparative test images for him against a Nikon 70-200 and he has subsequently gone and bought a 50-150 on the basis of that test! The dealers here in Rome (I've spoken to two) have been perfectly happy to use their USB mounts to update lenses for customers for free. I don't know if that is the case in the UK but I would imagine so, so if you were to find you had an issue (which I believe to be an unlikely scenario) I'd suggest taking it to a Sigma dealer and ask him to update it for you but I really don't think you will find it necessary.Happy New Year.Will Hi David,Not that I'm aware of. My lense, lent to a mate with a 7100, worked no problem to produce some comparative test images for him against a Nikon 70-200 and he has subsequently gone and bought a 50-150 on the basis of that test! The dealers here in Rome (I've spoken to two) have been perfectly happy to use their USB mounts to update lenses for customers for free. I don't know if that is the case in the UK but I would imagine so, so if you were to find you had an issue (which I believe to be an unlikely scenario) I'd suggest taking it to a Sigma dealer and ask him to update it... » Read More Hi David,Not that I'm aware of. My lense, lent to a mate with a 7100, worked no problem to produce some comparative test images for him against a Nikon 70-200 and he has subsequently gone and bought a 50-150 on the basis of that test! The dealers here in Rome (I've spoken to two) have been perfectly happy to use their USB mounts to update lenses for customers for free. I don't know if that is the case in the UK but I would imagine so, so if you were to find you had an issue (which I believe to be an unlikely scenario) I'd suggest taking it to a Sigma dealer and ask him to update it for you but I really don't think you will find it necessary.Happy New Year.Will « Show Less
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Only if you have an appropriate adapter. The lens was originally created for the Olympus4/3 system cameras. That being said, used as a macro or portrait lens, it gives really nice results.
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Yes; this adapter will allow you to put any OM lens (35mm Camera) from the film days and adapt it to your Olympus PEN and OMD cameras (all of them). Just a note: I bought this adapter and used it once. I did not like the results I was getting with the older lenses. They worked fine but are not as nice as the Olympus M. Zukio Prime lenses. The only ones I use now are the PEN/OMD line of prime digital lenses; an expensive choice but it makes life easier and I can afford it. I recommend the 17mm F1.8 it is awesome. They are available on Amazon, Ebay, and Craigslist Used & New.
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Sorry but I do not know if the 15mmF8 lens has the same mount as the older Olympus Zeiko lenses. If it does it should work. The adapter has worked well (perfectly) with my lenses which includes 50mm 1.4, 50mm 1.2, 35mm 2.8, 300mm 2.8 and a 75-150 zoom. There are all late early 1970's to 80's lenses. I would check to see if Olympus mounts changed and/or whether their current lenses for digital cameras are the same. Good luck.
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It should work fine with that setup. It comes with adapter rings for 55mm and 62mm filter mounts. If your lens has a different filter size then you'll also need the correct Sigma adapter for that size.