My family has a Sigma 80-200mm f3.5-4 that my grandfather had for one of his minolta cameras. Would this adapter work for that lens on my D3200?
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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, it would. I don't think there's any danger of the rear-element of the lens coming into contact with the glass lens in the Fotodiox adaptor. It's definitely worth the money to try it out. I assume you're going to use it on a Nikon. In fact, unless you can afford to pay more than 1000 for a Nikon lens, you're better-off with a Sigma. From what I've seen and read, Nikon 'amateur' zooms are not very good, whereas Sigma lenses give their purchasers much satisfaction. I'm coming to realise that many of my 'old' Minolta MC lenses are superior to their Nikon contemporaries. I've bought a Sigma 400mm f5.6 APO lens, 2nd-hand, and it's really good. I'm using the Fotodiox adaptor for my Minolta 135mm, 200mm & 300mm lenses and the results inspire confidence in the quality of the adaptor. In fact, the main reason for buying a Nikon digital isn't for the Nikon lenses, it's for the range of products available for the 'F'-mount. Having gone to the expense of buying the 'full-frame' D600, I can now enjoy the wonderful images created by the Tamron SP17mm f3.5 and the Sigma 21-35mm f3.5, rather than being 'stuck' with cropped-sensor images.
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Yes. This adapter will work with any lens that has a minolta MD type mount. I've been using one on my Panasonic AF-100 (a MFT system) with good results.
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Yes it is, most all Minolta lenses should fit and function, but may not sync with all the Preset buttons..like, AV, M, P, SV...You said old Minolta lenses, perhaps too old it will not AF, just use manual focus only...And you can also use Minolta flashes too.
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It should. It works on my D700 and D800E, as long as you are using Nikon lenses. It won't work in Sigma lenses. The optics are excellent.
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Not sure I would look for D3200 user groups and see if anyone is using this lens with that camera body, sorry I cant help more
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I have the same lense and it works fine. The auto focus and lense mount are compatible. Sony uses the same lense mount that Minolta used. Best of luck.
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This should work for your camera just keep in mind that you will not be able to use auto focus with the adapter on.
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No. This adapter is for the older MD mount lenses. As far as I know this is the one you want: http://www.amazon.ca/Fotodiox-Adapter--Mount-Minolta-E-Mount/dp/B003Y2YE5S/
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Yes. You may want to order the "Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 APO DG for Nikon" to make sure that the mating mechanism will work for Nikon D3200.
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I have to say yes. I use it on a d-5100, and they both have F lens mounts, so It pretty much has to work. I use it mostly coupled with a Sigma 150-500, and it works well, didn't lose auto focus either.
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Make sure that the adapter is designed for your specific brand of camera. I own adapters for both Nikon and Minolta lenses that adapt to my Canon body. I've had no problems and have taken some incredible pictures. Good luck.
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My adapter was used to mount a Minolta MD lens on sony NEX. Works perfectly.
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Yes. The autofocus Minolta lens mount is the same as the new Sony Alpha lens mount so it will work. The old MC and MD lenses will NOT work with this adapter.
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Check out the following website - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount. You will note that the adaptor in question is specifically for the MC and MD lenses
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Yes. I use it on D3100 D3200 D7000. It will work on yours. Great everyday lense
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If you buy the lens to fit a Nikon, yes of course it will. And it would work very nicely on the D3200.
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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.