I have a 70-210 AF 1:4 Minolta zoom lens. Can I use this Fotodiox Lens Mount to adapt this lens to a Nikon D7000 DSLR?
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Short answer yes but you will may be disappointed. I think these adapters work best with micro 4/3 dSLR cameras because the sensor sees more of the "sweet spot" (image degrades away from the center due to misalignment regardless of the cost of the adapter) and the EVF compensates for the darkening of the image as the lens is stopped down so focusing is easier.
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No. The lens you have has the Minolta Autofocus Mount. The Fotodiox adaptor is for the Minolta Manual Focus (MD/MC.) Your lens will not fit. If I am mistaken and the two mounts are the same, then the optics will work fine together. The adaptor seems to work well with telephoto lenses; but not with wide-angle lenses.
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You will see from the description that this was meant to fit a Minolta "MD" lens. MD lenses were made in the early 1980s . Minolta introduced a new lens mount, the A system, breaking compatibility with its earlier manual-focus lenses in the MC and MD system. The A lens mount is still the same today, but some modifications have been made to the electronic contacts to facilitate new functions such as motor zoom (xi lenses, now discontinued) and a more sophisticated flash metering system (ADI). I don't know if Fotasy or any other maker produces an adaptor for a the "A" mount lenses. If you want to use this mount BUY A MINOLTA Rokkor MD LENS. They are found on eBay for very little money and are very, very good lenses. They are manual lenses so you will have to do the focussing yourself!
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Depends on which OM lens you are talking about. I was unable to locate the compatibility chart on Fotodix's web site, and only one on my OM lenses would mount, so I returned the adapter. Give Fotodiox a call and see if your lens will work.
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I think the previous responders are correct it is compatible with your D7000. I use it with a D 800 at 28-300mm. If you eventually upgrade to an FX sensor camera like the D600 or D800 it will also be compatible at 28 t0 300 at full frame. These camera allow you to use either FX or DX lenses. These cameras automatically crop to the DX sensor area when they sense a Dx lens. You can also select the area size even with the FX lens so that it sees a DX crop area which will effectively get you at Zoom range 28mm FX mode to 450mm DX mode. It works great and I find mine to be quite sharp.
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If the mount is an alpha mount then yes, once again please refer to my other post about this product. Biggest tip here if you don't feel like researching more - zoom lens are horrible for the adapter because minolta(sony) has their equivalent (image stabilizer) in the body whereas Canon in the lens. So unless you have a surgeons hands or using a tripod all the time your images will blurr.
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Yes. Just order the adapter for the type of lens you want to mount . Fotodiox makes adapters for most new digital and older film camera lenses. Remember, with this type adapters you can only shoot in manual mode.
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My adapter is for a Minolta MC Rokkor-x. It also fits on an MC Minolta Celtic. You say your lens is a n MD series. I don't know if that would be compatible. I don't know much about various Minolta lens mounts.
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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...any Minolta A mount lens will work. I use several my favorite being a AF35-105...works great!
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Not too familiar with the size of those two lenses, but it will be tight and definitely no room for flash. Mine can handle a Nikon Df with a 24-70, but no room left over. Hope this helps.
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Hello Zach, an F mount is the mount type that Nikon uses. You will be good to go!
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Yes, I used it with my Nikon D3100 (F mount) to adapt a couple sigma lenses (technically sony alpha mount, or equivalent). It feels great, no wobbles or anything. As noted in previous comment, must work in full manual control and may need to change flash settings (turn TTL off). There is an aperture ring on the adapter that is actually pretty nice, but makes it tough in low light w/o a tripod...make note of that when considering what lenses you are using. Overall I would highly recommend this product, especially since you really have no other choice!
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Yes, I use this adapter with my OM 50mm f/1.4, 28mm f/2.8 and the 35~70mm f/4 zoom lenses. It has a nice snug fit and they all focus to infinity.
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I have not tried it with a D7000, but Nikon's web site implies that it would:http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/2186/AF-S-NIKKOR-300mm-f%252F2.8G-ED-VR-II.html
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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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I have used these tubes with my Nikkor FX lenses (24-120 and 70-300) on my D700 and have had no issue. The zooming action of your lens serves as the method for focusing (I found this out using a bellows and a zoom lens many years ago), so if you are looking for autofocusing to work, you may be disappointed.
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Yes, I pretty sure You can! I believe it will fit any Nikon lens! It has an Adapter with it!