Is this camera compatible with minolta maxxum lenses?
1859787
Dear friend the maxim lenses are compatible , thease is the reason I buy this camera !have a happy new year !
1859788
Yes it is. I have three Minolta Maxxum lenses and bought a Sony because it is compatible with them. It works great with all of them. And since the stabilization is in the camera, not the lenses, you get great pictures of moving objects, like the Space Shuttle.
1859789
My understanding is that they are compatible with Minolta mounts, but I have not personally tested or confirmed this.
1634470
Yes. I have 2 old Minolta lenses and both work great with my Sony a33 and a65.
217852
No. The new sony cameras including the a500 have adopted the E-mount lenses despite the word alpha in their name. The older Sony Cameras that used the alpha-mount lenses are the only ones that can use the Minolta lenses.
152177
DOn't know for sure but I think it probably will. I bought the adapter for my granddaughter so she could us use all my Minolta lenses. Eos lens mounts are standard so you shouldn't have any problems. There my be auto features on the camera that don't work but that isn't a big deal.
1700733
hi,*Lens Compatibility:Sony E-mount, operation with Minolta/Konica Minolta Maxxum A-mount lenses confirmed via optional LA-EA adaptor9*Lens Mount:Sony E-mount
2194568
I am not sure. We went to the Sony store in our mall to make sure our Minolta lenses would fit before we decided to purchase the camera. I would call Sony or visit a store to make sure because you decide.
1634469
My Minolta auto-focus lenses from the 90's work just fine on Alpha series cameras. The focal length of the lens on a digital camere will be roughly 1.5 times the rated lengths. The sensor is smaller than 35 mm, so some cropping occurs.
2236622
Yes it is! I bought this lens for my a58. Any Minolta lens marked AF (auto focus) is compatible with your camera
490355
Not showing it on their list of compatible camera's so I would say no. Have a great day. Max
525458
No, all lenses designed for Minolta/Sony cameras don't have stabilization of any sort because that takes place in the camera. As such, all lenses are stabilized.
1460185
Yes we had Minolta Max 7000 35 mm and bought Sony a100 our lens fit perfect and takes great pictures
1770489
Yes..I think that all Minolta lenses has A- mount..which is the mount for Alpha Sony cameras....Im using the beercan 70-210mm & the mini beercan 35-70mm with excellent results !!
1855027
Sony and Minolta cameras have the same mount, so yes, it will fit. I use it with a Sony A55. This lens is designed for 35mm film, though, the on a digital camera it will more be a 70-80mm lens.
1608555
I have a Nikon D5100 and it worked seamlessly. Just take note that the electronics are different so you wont have the Auto Focus feature (or any other feature at all), meaning you have to use it in full manual control.This is a good choice for using Minolta lenses on your Nikon.
1634471
While I can't confirm 100% as I don't own any Minolta lenses, I can confirm that my existing Sony A Series lenses purchased before this model came out still fit this model. And I understand it all Minolta SLR lenses that fit the A series cameras should fit this camera body as well.
1884414
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...
1994847
It worked with my Minolta lens and macro bellows, all I can say is try it if it doesn't work return it...