I have two tamron lenses (tele macro 70-210mm and AF 35-80) with a Minolta AF mount. Does this adaptor fits my lenses to a Canon EOS camera? Thanks!
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I agree with Juan J's answer. The lenses I tried were Minolta, Maxxum, Sigma, Quantaray and Tamron and Sony Alpha, and they worked okay on a Canon 7d and Canon Rebel both digital and film, but not as well as when attached to Maxxum or Sony dslr cameras. To reiterate, the lenses need manual focus and aperture on Canon EOS cameras.
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Yes it will:).....back in the early 2000 Sony Bought out minolta and Kept the Amount design.This particular mount will not support AF though(incase your not aware).Any questions feel free to ask:)
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Mine were Minolta AF lenses from an old film camera. To a canon 5D Classic with EF (not EF-S and I don't know about that) and it works great. It is manual operation but IM ok with that. Good quality. Works fine for me. Contact the manufacturer directly and they will answer. But buy on amazon. Its cheaper.
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Check out the following website - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount. You will note that the adaptor in question is specifically for the MC and MD lenses
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Hi Lou,I have a Canon T3i and this adapter fits perfectly. The adapter is beautifully machined and allows me to use my older prime lenses.
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Does the lens originally fit on a Minolta film camera? The adapters are for the Minolta MD or MC lens or equivalent. I have several that aren't Minolta brand that work just fine. I'm thinking your lens is not a Minolta MC or MD mount. Google lens type and name and images of the back of the lens and see if you can find a match. Here is a link that might help you. http://rick_oleson.tripod.com/index-99.html. Hope this helps.
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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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I have a Canon T2i Rebel DSLR that I use this adapter with. It allows me to utilize lenses I used on my Minolta X700. I know for a fact that one of those lenses is an MC lens and it works quite well. Hope this answers your question.
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Hi there. Being a bird photographer I can safely say I know the lens you have as well as this converter. It will work but the focusing will be slow. I would prefer either focusing manually or getting the 2.2x teleconverter lens that goes on top of your Tamron lens. If you need more information on that lens, email me again. Best regards- Charlie.
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It fits.. I used to mount my tamron 75-300 to my 60D.. Did as told. . No auto focus. . A lever to adjust the apertures which is not bad. . But this adapter made the pictures so soft.. I mean not just sift. . Really really soft. . N m not exaggerating. . It looked like I just hit the slide of a softness bar of Lightroom to the max sift I can. . But telling all this I don't know if it is just my adaptor that had this issue. . If you have others in option I would suggest go for them
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Yes it will fit on that tamron lens. I have the same lens on my canon rebel. Just purchased a few months ago. Although lens came with a hood I also bought that same hood and it fits perfect.
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It would work with any Canon EF lens mount, so if your Tamron works on Canon, it will work with the adapter on a micro43 camera.
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Do not use with zoom lenses only primes. I half 6 adapters that I use. there is not enough clearance. by the EOS-m4/3 works. hope that helps.
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No adaptor required - the Macro lenses just screw into the front of a regular lens like a filter. The autofocus should still work, although with the Macro lens added you won't be able to focus out to infinity. The Macro set comes in a range of diameters - order the one that matches the filter ring size printed on the front of your lens. Mine takes the 58mm size, but it's a Canon.
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I have the Nikon adapter and it fit my F mount lenses. This is a manual adapter and I purchased it because I had older lenses I cared to used on my new digital camera. Simple adapter and works as expected.
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The adapter will physically match up if the camera release tab is removed. However, the focus correction will not work with 1970,s Tamron lenses. The item did not work for my purpose.
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mk babiak, if you have canon camera and order tamron af 2x to fit canon it will fit your body and your lens will conect to it...if its a telephoto lens. keep in mind its likly not going to focus in your house now...your lens went from 55-250 to 165-750 put it on a tripod and take pictures of the moon ect. in anycase you will likely need a tripod to hold it stedy. mr brown
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The lens comes with a 58mm adapter ring. The adapter will fit a lens that accepts 58mm filters. It should fit the Canon EOS Digital T4, T3i, T3, T2i, t1i, XT, XTi. Look at your lens and determine the filter size.
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Hmmm... Not the one I bought... I purchased the adapter for NIKON (old school D70s)! BUT... According to Tamron, the tele-converters are compatible with Tamron lenses. Keep in mind that at extreme close-ups, focusing is slow and spotty - Especially in low light conditions. If you can live with that, then these are great! Remember to use a tripod for extreme close-ups. Movement is highly exaggerated especially with slower shutter speeds. Hope this helps!