Deos this Sony Vario-Tessar T E 16-70mm f/4 ZA oss works perfectly with the Sony a7r 36.2 mp camera? Thanks
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i will tell you what I know. first of all, the A7R is a full frame. so the 16-70mm lens will show vignetting - especially at 16mm,less at 70mm. the a7r also has a cropped mode to allow images that do not use the full sensor. you should look for native full frame e mount lenses. they keep making them, they are designated EF.
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Mine worked well with my Sony a77 don't know much bout Nikon these days I switched 5yrs ago
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Hi, this Sony Lens SEL24F18Z is an E-mount lens. Whereas you Sony A7r is an E-mount body type camera. This lens will work perfectly on your A7r. In addition, all E-mount lenses will work on all E-mount body type, like the A7r. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Absolutely fine.. It pairs with both my NEX-6 and NEX-7 (as well as my A7R & A7, of course ;) ) without a hitch. OSS will works as well as all the other controls. However - keep in mind, with any APS-C Sony E-Mount body, it will become a 105-300mm lens, which you probably knew...
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I just was shooting this afternoon and it is the best. I have an A7r, but in the A7ii it should work mechanically better the lock system is improved, respect of the quality of the photo the A7r should be better ( more pixels) but only in huge enlargements... otherwise the lens is made for that camera, no rush!!!!
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I don't think so without an adapter. If you are going to spend that much on a A7r you might want to consider a Zeiss prime lens. Do an Amazon search for Zeiss prime lenses in Alpha mount. It may cost a little more but you won't regret it.
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Yes. works perfectly for me. Be aware, that when using the adapter you'll need to use the Sony A7 in manual mode. That means manual focus, which is easy with the great focusing tools on the A7.
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I know Sony A7, my machine is a Sony A77 with it the lens works very well with all the features it has. Regards, Manuel
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I'm using one of my dad's old minolta AF28-70 lens on my A65, so I'd think it should be fine. Sony absorbed (bought?) the Konica Minolta technology, so they advertise that they are compatible.
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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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Mine works fine on my a65, a33, and a230 so you shouldn't have a problem with the a77
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You need a LA-EA3 or LA-EA 4 adapter to use A-mount lenses on A 7/A7R. There's a FE 24-70/4 ZA coming in late February that's native for a7/A7R
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No. It's for Sony A-Mount. You can buy an adapter ring and use it in manual (M) mode, and the product listing asks for you to input your camera details anyway which gives you the answer! It's not even that good a lens anyway, though you would do better with the Tamron SP AF 70-300mm Di VC USD which has in-lens stabilisation. See here: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70300_vcusd_a005.asp#ad-image-0You also get a $100.00 mail-in rebate and a 6 year warranty, and it's fully compatible with the 7D, though this is a full frame lens (Di = full frame & Di-II = APS-C), so apply the 1.6x crop factor which is 112mm-480mm (35mm equivalent) on an APS-C body. No. It's for Sony A-Mount. You can buy an adapter ring and use it in manual (M) mode, and the product listing asks for you to input your camera details anyway which gives you the answer! It's not even that good a lens anyway, though you would do better with the Tamron SP AF 70-300mm Di VC USD which has in-lens stabilisation. See here: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70300_vcusd_a005.asp#ad-image-0You also get a $100.00 mail-in rebate and a 6 year warranty, and it's fully compatible with the 7D, though this is a full frame lens (Di = full frame & Di-II = APS-C), so... » Read More No. It's for Sony A-Mount. You can buy an adapter ring and use it in manual (M) mode, and the product listing asks for you to input your camera details anyway which gives you the answer! It's not even that good a lens anyway, though you would do better with the Tamron SP AF 70-300mm Di VC USD which has in-lens stabilisation. See here: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70300_vcusd_a005.asp#ad-image-0You also get a $100.00 mail-in rebate and a 6 year warranty, and it's fully compatible with the 7D, though this is a full frame lens (Di = full frame & Di-II = APS-C), so apply the 1.6x crop factor which is 112mm-480mm (35mm equivalent) on an APS-C body. « Show Less
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It works very well with both my A65 and A77. Just go into the settings and select wireless and remote should be detected. All functions worked as they should. Just go in and experiment. Great for tripod shots.
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The short answer is yes, but as I'm not familiar with your a7r, I would do a little more research. Even though the lens will fit onto your camera, you would probably have to futz with the settings to avoid possible vignetting. There are some good websites that can help you further. Google your inquiry and your doubts will disappear.
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On the Sony A7R, the adapter did not vignette with the following legacy Pentax lenses: M 20/4, A 24/2.8, SMC 55/1.8, A 100/4 Macro at 1:2 magnification, A* 300/4, and the SMC 28/3.5 shift with the lens shifted to the maximum up position, the corner of the sky was OK. These tests were made in a store looking at the files on the display panel on the back of the A7 camera. I do not yet own the A7R camera, but it is very tempting. IF Pentax does not come out with a full frame camera soon, the A7R will be more than tempting.
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The Sony a77 DSLR is an "A-Mount" cameras, this Opteka is a "T-Mount" and it comes with a converter to "E-Mount", so no, it will not work with your system unless you already have a "T-Mount" converter that fits your cameras - what you need is this kit here that comes with the "T-Mount" to "A-Mount" adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Opteka-Definition-Telephoto-Digital-Cameras/dp/B000XQMLTE Hopefully all these mounts have not confused you. :)