will this work on a Rebel EOS SL1 body using a minolta AF 75-300 /4.5-5.6 (D) Maxxum if not is there one that will?
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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 don't know. I had a specific requirement and researched to see if the lens would work. I was lucky it did in my case.
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I am not an expert on this , but as far as I know , Canon mounts are pretty much the same on all of their cameras so it should work but you will not have the auto features with the Minolta lens.
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yes, and it will fit on all eos cameras. It will not fit on the eos m, or older fd cameras.
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Well, where I'm from the Minolta series is called Dynax and I have a 700si. The Fotodiox fits very well on the 50mm Macro & 75-300mm zoom lens for my Fuji X-e1.I believe the mount should be the same for the Maxxum series lens.Additional point about this adapter: There are no click stops for aperture. So you're pretty much on your own for deciding what exact aperture you're on between "Lock" & "Open". I guess you can do your own calibration & make markings on the adapter, but the absence of click stops means that you'd have to look at the adapter to make an aperture change. Big bummer... Well, where I'm from the Minolta series is called Dynax and I have a 700si. The Fotodiox fits very well on the 50mm Macro & 75-300mm zoom lens for my Fuji X-e1.I believe the mount should be the same for the Maxxum series lens.Additional point about this adapter: There are no click stops for aperture. So you're pretty much on your own for deciding what exact aperture you're on between "Lock" & "Open". I guess you can do your own calibration & make markings on the adapter, but the absence of click stops means that you'd have to look at the adapter to make... » Read More Well, where I'm from the Minolta series is called Dynax and I have a 700si. The Fotodiox fits very well on the 50mm Macro & 75-300mm zoom lens for my Fuji X-e1.I believe the mount should be the same for the Maxxum series lens.Additional point about this adapter: There are no click stops for aperture. So you're pretty much on your own for deciding what exact aperture you're on between "Lock" & "Open". I guess you can do your own calibration & make markings on the adapter, but the absence of click stops means that you'd have to look at the adapter to make an aperture change. Big bummer... « Show Less
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Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all C/Y lenses. Most work just fine. Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all... » Read More Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all C/Y lenses. Most work just fine. « Show Less
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Yes, it should work. The converter is the S type , which will fit on any Rebel but not on the full frame bodies like a EOS D 5 etc.
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If your camera has the mini usb output as previous person answered, it will work fine. I use it with a canon EOS70D and it works fine with any of the EOS or Rebel cameras from canon.
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I use mine on a 75-300mm lens. If that lens will fit your camera it should work. I don't know about any other lenses.
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Yes it will work fine. And in response to the incorrect info given by Marco A... (on Nov 10, 2014), this Minolta lens (like All Minolta Maxxum AF lenses) certainly is designed for full-frame sensors. And will cover your "full frame" Minolta film camera, as well.
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I do not know what camera body that is...assuming you mean EOS 7D Mark ll? I believe this will work (and work well) on any camera body that accepts a compact disk...good fortunes to you!
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I have used mine with a Canon EOS and have had good luck. I would try it with the Nikon.
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This lens will work on any of the EOS camera's I actually don't do much photography as I purchased a T3i just to shoot video. Sorry I'm not much help. Good luck
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I'm using it on my Canon EOS 5D Mark III. I see no reason it shouldn't also work on the 1D.
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From a t2i up to the t5i this lens would work great if your camera can take a RAW picture. I've never heard of an sl1 but if it has a detachable lens then you could always upgrade the camera body later. The lens will work with any canon camera.
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I have used it on both my Canon DSLR and Canon EOS Rebel 35mm film cameras with excellent results on both. Thanks for your question I hope this helps you.
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No, this adapter will not work. This adapter is meant for the older Minolta MC and MD mount. You need to get a Minolta AF to Sony adapter.
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It should, I use it on my Canon EOS Rebel Ti 35mm SLR film camera with zero problems.