Can it hold a 35mm lens from my AE-1?
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Yes - but read the description carefully. It will mount a Canon FD lens ( which is the lens used on a Canon AE-1) to a Canon EOS but will only be useful for macro photography. This adapter has no glass in itso it will not allow infinity focus. To adapt a FD lens to a Canon EOS for infinity focus i.e. "normal photography" use you'll need to select an adapter with a glass lens. There is much debate on the quality of the photos when using that type of adapter. From my own experience I've found that some FD lenses and EOS cameras seem to work OK and some have provided disappointing results. Yes - but read the description carefully. It will mount a Canon FD lens ( which is the lens used on a Canon AE-1) to a Canon EOS but will only be useful for macro photography. This adapter has no glass in itso it will not allow infinity focus. To adapt a FD lens to a Canon EOS for infinity focus i.e. "normal photography" use you'll need to select an adapter with a glass lens. There is much debate on the quality of the photos when using that type of adapter. From my own experience I've found that some FD lenses and EOS cameras seem to work OK and some have provided... » Read More Yes - but read the description carefully. It will mount a Canon FD lens ( which is the lens used on a Canon AE-1) to a Canon EOS but will only be useful for macro photography. This adapter has no glass in itso it will not allow infinity focus. To adapt a FD lens to a Canon EOS for infinity focus i.e. "normal photography" use you'll need to select an adapter with a glass lens. There is much debate on the quality of the photos when using that type of adapter. From my own experience I've found that some FD lenses and EOS cameras seem to work OK and some have provided disappointing results. « Show Less
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Yes it is ... But you will have a crop factor of 1.5 or 1.6 I believe ... Instead of having a 35 mm it will be as viewing through a 52.5 mm lens
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No ite will not. I use with a kit lens 18-55mm and there islittle room to anything else. The idea for this holster is camera and a compact lenses. There is a front pocket for small things.
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I don't know what that is. It is designed to accommodate 35mm products, if that helps.
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No, this adapter will not mount on the Canon AE-1 camera body. The AE-1 has an FD lens mount. This adapter mounts to the more modern EF lens mount found on EOS cameras and allows lenses with FD mount to be attached. An adapter going the other way (EF lens on FD body) is generally not possible because almost all EF lenses have the aperture controlled by the body (no iris ring). There would be no way to control the iris. If you are looking for more lenses for your AE-1, I would recommend looking for used FD lenses from a company like KEH or searching Amazon for "FD lens".
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I'm pretty sure it won't fit in this case. My larger lenses won't fit. I have to carry them separately in their own cases.
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I use it on a Maxxum D5, which is an AF lens mount (I believe all the 35mm cameras listed use A or AF). The A3000 uses E-mount lenses, so I cannot tell you if this adapter will work, but I doubt it. I have read that it should work using a E to A/AF adapter, but a quick Google for a T-adapter for the A3000 turned up quite a few in this price range; why pay for an adapter and a T ring when you can just get the right ring for your camera? In any case, good luck!
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I have a j1 with the 10-30 lens. Ther is plenty of extra room, my guess would be yes
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Teresa, Yes it will. It will be the 35mm the equivalent of a 75mm lens which is a good portrait length. Be advised that unlike the G 1.4 lens the front ring will spin when it is auto-focussing. This is a very good lens.
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I don't see why not - it's pretty sturdy. My heaviest lens is about 3.5 pounds and it handles that with no problems. Good luck!
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It does come with a bunch of adapter rings of various, common filter sizes. It will probably work fine for you. I probably wouldn't use it with a lens wider than 35mm fx as you might get some cropping from the flash housing.
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This film size (120) will not work in a Canon AE-1. I have used the Ektar 100 for a 35MM and it is a very versatile film. Hope this helps.
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yes it will.... I carry my nikon DSLR with a 55mm lens plus a 300mm nikon lens with no problem...
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It should. I pack my A300, 18-55 and 70-300 lenses, charger and a Cybershot in it.
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Yes, very nicely. Usually I have the 35mm attached, but even with an 18-55mm it'll fit (snug). If you have a strap attached to the camera body, there are no cut-outs for it in the case. With a 35mm attached, you can fold the strap and zip it up in the case with the camera, but only just.
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It supports my Nikon D5100 with lens, so I imagine it would have no problem with your Nikon 1 w/ lens, as it is smaller.
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Probably not. Besides that lens really isn't designed to cover more than a 1" image sensor. Why wouldn't you look at the native 35mm f1.8 lens for that mount?