I have Albinar MC and Vivitar MC I used on my old Minolta X700 will they work using this ???
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I agree with Mr Simpkin's response. If the mount snare the same...the thing to remember the auto with this an I find using a tripod makes the photo a little crisper.
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As long as the bayonet mounting tabs match the minolta MD I would think they would work.I can't say for sure if the mounts are the same for the MC and MD types.You just don't get any auto with the lens. Also the focus is not as crisp with the adapter.They say you can remove the glass from the adapter to get crisp focus but lose the ability to focus closerjust infinity focus.Refer to "http://www.rokkorfiles.com/Lens%20History.html"Refer to "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount"
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As long as the bayonet mounting tabs match the minolta MD I would think they would work. I can't say for sure if the mounts are the same for the MC and MD types. You just don't get any auto with the lens. Also the focus is not as crisp with the adapter. They say you can remove the glass from the adapter to get crisp focus but lose the ability to focus closer just infinity focus. Refer to "http://www.rokkorfiles.com/Lens%20History.html" Refer to "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount"
2017841
It is supposed to work but depends of the lens. It works with my lens which is not a Vivitar. You can try to go on viewbug.com to find more answers to your question. Good luck! Keep me posted about your findings.
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Not sure if it will fit. I use it on a Nikon D5000, but it cracked about 2 months after purchase (I assume from heat). I taped it back together and it works fine if needed. I also have a Canon Rebel T1i and use a mid-level Canon speedlight on it and it is perfect. I never tried the vivitar on it, but I don't think its compatible. I highly recommend buying the right equipment for your Canon instead of using this cheap stuff that falls apart. Speed lights are $99-$300 and they are ideal for professional work. You can find info on Canons speed lights on the Canon website. Good luck!
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Yes - Konica Minolta provides compatible printer drivers for the Magicolor 1690mf for every version of OS X up through 10.8/Mountain Lion (http://www.konicaminolta.eu/en/business-solutions/support/download-center.html), and in upcoming weeks support for OS X Mavericks/10.9 will be added (http://www.konicaminolta.eu/en/business-solutions/support/new-os-compatibility/mac-os-x-mavericks.html)
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Everything should work...I might question the remote, those things are a little quirky and are sometimes model-specific. Depends on the style of memory card you are using, if you are using the SD style then it will work. All of the lenses I am using come from my old Minolta system, so your lenses should work just fine.
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I have heard that one should not use these old manual flashes with new digital cameras as they emit an electric pulse that is hundreds of times more powerful than the new flashes expressly designed for digital. I was using my Vivitar 283 for a while with my Lumix micro 3/4s cameras and it worked fine but I stopped after I heard it may damage the electronics of the camera.
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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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It's going to be all in the Olympus connection. If your camera is supported by an Olympus brand remote release (RM-UC1) and the release is also usable by another Olympus camera that this Vivitar camera supports, then most probably Yes it will work. But that's a lot of if's. The Olympus RM-UC1 wired release is compatible with many Olympus cameras. It's not compatible with the pl1, but the Olympus site says it is compatible with the pl2. That being said, this VIvitar release will probably work just fine on the pl2.
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This is the only adapter I have, and it works great with all my old Minolta lenses, so I guess the answer to your question is yes. I also have a T3i. Good luck!
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I'm surprised, I would have thought that would work, especially with the D7000. Sorry, I guess I can't help with this one. Good luck!
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If it was a Minolta XD-11 or, I believe the XD-7 (I think the XD-11 was called the XD-7 in Europe, for whatever reason) then it will work. My friend has given new life to my old lenses. Keep in mind that all your digital functions will not be available. You will have to be a real photographer. You will need to manually focus and choose your apertures and speeds. This adapter works for Minolta cameras that used to take what was called Rokkor" lenses. Basically they had a little tab on them that triggered the electronic apertures and speeds. Even after-market lenses like Sigma were built for "Rokkor". Good luck! If it was a Minolta XD-11 or, I believe the XD-7 (I think the XD-11 was called the XD-7 in Europe, for whatever reason) then it will work. My friend has given new life to my old lenses. Keep in mind that all your digital functions will not be available. You will have to be a real photographer. You will need to manually focus and choose your apertures and speeds. This adapter works for Minolta cameras that used to take what was called Rokkor" lenses. Basically they had a little tab on them that triggered the electronic apertures and speeds. Even after-market lenses like Sigma were built... » Read More If it was a Minolta XD-11 or, I believe the XD-7 (I think the XD-11 was called the XD-7 in Europe, for whatever reason) then it will work. My friend has given new life to my old lenses. Keep in mind that all your digital functions will not be available. You will have to be a real photographer. You will need to manually focus and choose your apertures and speeds. This adapter works for Minolta cameras that used to take what was called Rokkor" lenses. Basically they had a little tab on them that triggered the electronic apertures and speeds. Even after-market lenses like Sigma were built for "Rokkor". Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes, this will work just fine. I actually have it on a D7000 and am very happy with the results.
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I don't own a a77, but pictures at sony's site show that the a77 has the same remote connector used by the old minolta cameras. This is the connector this timer uses, so I believe it would work. I like the device myself, but I don't use it often.
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No, it won't. This is for the old port that Minolta and Sony SLRs, DSLRs and DSLTs used until 2012. Now its a Multinfunction port. If your port has threads on it, you need a screw type release. Luckily for you, those are still sold.
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This adapter is for Minolta MC/MD lenses to Sony E mount. You need Minolta/Sony A mount to Sony E mount. I also buy a fotodiox Sony A to E mount, and it works fine.
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I use some of my older Minolta lenses and they work fine in manual mode, I'm not sure about your lenses but you can go into sony's web site and they tell you the lenses that do work.
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It worked with my Minolta lens and macro bellows, all I can say is try it if it doesn't work return it...