Is this a full frame lens that can be used with the sink a7
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I have used it on 5D MarkII. I believe you are asking for Sony A7. And this should work.
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No. The A77 is an A mount and this FE lens is an E-mount (F in FE stands for full 35mm frame coverage). I believe an adapter would be impossible.
978253
Hello Chong Ho Yu, yes the Rokinon 8mm Fisheye lens will work on the A7 (and the A7R and A7S). However, the usefulness of the lens is somewhat limited on the A7 bodies because this lens was designed for a crop-sensor camera (smaller imaging circle) such as the A6000, A5000, or the older NEX-branded bodies. To use the lens on the A7 bodies (which have full frame sensors) you have two choices: use the lens in 'crop mode', which automatically crops the image in-camera (convenient) but only yields a 10 MP image on the A7, 15 MP on the A7R, or roughly 5 MP on the A7S; your other option is to use the full imaging circle (you can easily set this in-camera), but be aware that the resulting image will have a large black circular border (vignette). The lens is not ideally suited for the A7 bodies, since you're not leveraging the full frame imaging circle, but is still a useful (and reasonably priced) option. And, yes, it is manual focus only. Hope this helps.
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The adapter is basically the same as a native A mount. There has been no cropping or vignetting on any lenses I've tried. There are a few APS A mount lenses out there, but any full frame lens will look great on the A7, with autofocus too!
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This lens is designed and optimized for APS-C sized sensors. You will lose about 62% of your pixels using this lens on full frame. Do not purchase this lens for your 6D or any other Full Frame sensor-ed camera if you don't want to have to implement a heavy crop in post processing to get a usable image. If you are looking for a prime fisheye for full frame, Sigma has a 15mm f2.8, but will run you about double the cost of this Rokinon, however you do get auto focus, the ability to control aperture on the camera, and the Sigma is about 2/3 of a stop faster being f2.8 vs f3.5.
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I too am only into photography as a rather serious hobby. When I bought the a7 my principal motivation was upgrading to a full frame camera. It has lots of great features and, overall, is a very fine piece of equipment. My only complaint is that Sony seems reluctant to furnish its camera with lenses made for the camera. There is a whole menagerie of lenses that sort of work with it, many requiring an adapter. I bought the rather pricy 200mm lens that is made for the a7, it is a very good lens, but really over priced. I admit that I am prejudiced in favor of Nikon products. In fact, some months after getting the a7 I could not resist Nikon's new D750. I attached my 28-300 zoom lens to it and use it as very versatile "walk around" camera, and the a7 now mostly rests in a drawer along with my old Nikon 7000. One undeniable advantage of the a7 is how small and light it is. Getting rid of the mirror for focusing was really a neat trick.
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I'm not a Sony-savvy user but there is no crop with the adapter using the A-Mount 70-300mm with my A7. In other words, Sony lenses designed for fukl frame cameras remain full frame on the A7 with the adapter. I think I'm correct but others may know better.
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I believe the a7 uses a Minolta mount this is an nex mount which is different
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Yes, this lens is designed to be used on a full-frame camera. Usually Tamron's "Di" designation is for crop sensor cameras, but it does not apply for this lens. Here is an article evaluating the lens. http://www.photozone.de/Reviews/288-tamron-af-17-35mm-f28-4-di-ld-aspherical-if-nikon-lab-test-report--review?start=1
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SONY 7 uses E mount lens so you have to get an E mount converter to use this A mount lens. Also this lens is designed for crop lens cameras so using it on a full frame camera, even with a converter, would be wrong.
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I don't know. But I believe this lens is fairly old, and there might be an updated version with image stabilization. In my view, to put this lens on your sophisticated full-frame camera is like buying 13-inch rims for a Cadillac Escalade. Plus, the lens will fully expand when it dangles from your shoulder - which is annoying.
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Yes, the Tokina lens above is designed for full-frame cameras such as the 5D series, and 6D. Just make sure that you buy one that has a Canon mount. The lens also works with FF Nikon cameras, but in this case a Nikon mount is required.
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No it does not.If you have bought a self stabilising lens then you have wasted a lot of money.The A77 needs no more than an excellent piece of glass and 'hey presto' the job is done.Leave expensive dedicated lenses to those who sadly have no option.
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It is a full frame lens, but for it to work on the A7 (which is an E-mount body), you'll need an adapter, as this lens is an A-mount. I'm personally quite happy with this lens, but the low cost is a big reason. The much more expensive Zeiss 85mm prime lens is better, but 5-6 times more expensive.
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Yes this is full frame. I have the a7r. It's a fantastic lens. It will also be full frame on your a99
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No. It's made for DX cameras like the D300, D90, etc. Whenever you see a lens labeled DX it's for cameras with smaller sensors. For full frame you need a lens labeled FX.
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Yes providing the 24/70 is an A mount lens the La-4 will also work on full frame bodies such as the A-7 series