Does this camera accept Minolta 7000 Maxium Lenses and 2800 flash attachment ?
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I dont know about the 7000 lens or flash however I had a Mi9nolta digital prior to the A 37 and i can use the Minolta 18/70 Minolta lens and a Quatro 70/300 lens . A minolta lens should work if it was for a digital camera . Bob C
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My Sony a350 accepts the lens from Minolta 7xi and all functions work but the Minolta flash works but does not slave or make the proper adjustments like it did on the 7xi
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The only 35mm camera I still had that works, besides my medium format was automatic Minolta Qtsi. I bought Opteka High Definition IR filter R72 that fit my lens. I took all the photo in bright sun light with some clouds, but the only thing is I took the photo
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I have a T3i, and it works fine. I've taken some mighty fine shots with my 25-30 yr. old Minolta lenses. Nothing automatic about it, but great quality. Also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor of the focal length of the lens. My Rokor MD 50mm f1.7, becomes an 80mm. Perfect for portraits! Good luck!
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As others have indicated, the Minolta lens mount was bought by Sony and so they claim they are compatible.
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Yes, but this flash is made for the lumix gh3 & gh4 with wireless ttl flash. & the fz70 don 't have that feature, so you are paying more for features that you can not use. Just buy onlythe dmw- fl360. No L after 360. Or metz 36 for panasonic(Germany) or nissin di466 for lumix,which are cheaper, but excellent alternatives. Almost half the price (100-150 $) & they are smaller & compact, nice for the fz70.
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No, It does not fit, it only fit minolta maxxum 35mm camera and minolta 35mm SLR camera.
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I don't know. All my lenses are MD, and it works great. The Maxxum came along after that, and I'm not sure if the mount is the same for sure. You might search around on the web for a "Minolta" blog page and ask this question there.Ask if MD lenses work on a Maxxum mount. If they do, then I would say you're good to go. Don't forget that you lose all the "automatic" features of the lens. it will operate manually, also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor. The lens will become a 120mm-480mm focal length on the SL1. I hope it works out for you as well as it did for me. I am able to use all my old Minolta MD mount lenses on my T3i. (manually) It's still fun! Hope this helps you out. I don't know. All my lenses are MD, and it works great. The Maxxum came along after that, and I'm not sure if the mount is the same for sure. You might search around on the web for a "Minolta" blog page and ask this question there.Ask if MD lenses work on a Maxxum mount. If they do, then I would say you're good to go. Don't forget that you lose all the "automatic" features of the lens. it will operate manually, also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor. The lens will become a 120mm-480mm focal length on the SL1. I hope it works out for you as well as it did for... » Read More I don't know. All my lenses are MD, and it works great. The Maxxum came along after that, and I'm not sure if the mount is the same for sure. You might search around on the web for a "Minolta" blog page and ask this question there.Ask if MD lenses work on a Maxxum mount. If they do, then I would say you're good to go. Don't forget that you lose all the "automatic" features of the lens. it will operate manually, also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor. The lens will become a 120mm-480mm focal length on the SL1. I hope it works out for you as well as it did for me. I am able to use all my old Minolta MD mount lenses on my T3i. (manually) It's still fun! Hope this helps you out. « Show Less
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I have an Alpha 37 Sony and purchased an adapter under the Minolta name to use the FD lenses from my A-1. The lenses work fine but the camera must be operated in manual mode.
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I can't tell you because I have a Minolta Maxum 800i, for this camera its work fine.
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I also had a Minolta 7000i, with 5 different lenses from Sigma for the Minolta. I took them to Best Buy and tried them on a Sony a230 dslr.......... they all worked flawlessly........... I would expect the same or better from your old Minolta lenses........ a big plus there are a ton of the old Minolta lenses for sale on Ebay for pennies on the dollarSony Alpha DSLR-A290L 14.2 MP Digital SLR Camera with 18-55 Lens Sony kept the Minolta lenses mounts.............may not be true of manual focus lenses I don;t know if Canon and Nikon kept the same mounts for their new DSLR's
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Sorry I have 5d mark III,I know it's compatible with canon speedlite 600 EX
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In a word, no. The T/T2 lenses were made with a screw mount to be used with adapters to fit various camera brands. Your Minolta (MC/MD?) lenses have a bayonet mount that will not attach to this adapter. Fotodiox makes many adapters, including one to marry those Minolta lenses to your Nikon. Just be aware that the lenses will then only work in manual mode. Also, the Minolta to Nikon adapter uses a cheap optical element to correct for the mount to sensor distance, which will have a negative impact on your imaging. I feel your pain. I did get a Fotodiox adapter to mount an old Soligor lens (Made by Tamron) to my Nikon and couldn't be happier with it. But Minolta to Nikon, you probably won't be happy, unless you want to put out $200-300 for an adapter with good optics.
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It has the older Minolta Maxxum/ Sony shoe so you should not need an adapter.
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Not showing it on their list of compatible camera's so I would say no. Have a great day. Max
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Yes it is! I bought this lens for my a58. Any Minolta lens marked AF (auto focus) is compatible with your camera
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Im not familiar with that camera but there is both mounts by Youngnuo for Sony. If your hot shoe is the Minolta shoe mount it'll be all plastic and if it's the traditional hotshoe mount it'll be metal at the base.
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Dear Pamela, It didn't work when I bought it. There is far too much slack between the ring and the Minolta lenses. Poul Bjerregaard, Odense, Denmark