How about 77mm lens?need to buy an adapter?
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If you are referring to a lens with a 77mm filter ring, then yes, you will need a step-down kit to get down to to 52mm. I haven't used one so I don't know if that changes anything as far as image view or corner fringing.
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Any of the current lensbaby lineup will work, just be sure and order yours with a Nikon mount
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Just make sure you purchase the correct version of the lens. Its shouls say: For canon, Nikon, sony etc
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I think you mean the Canon 24-105 lens which has 77mm filter thread. You probably need the E-77 II cap.
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I bought mine with the right adapter but you can but it at Best Buy or on Amazon. just look at the size on your lens
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Yes, 77mm. Since this is a pretty wide lens you might want to get a thin one.
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No adaptor required - the Macro lenses just screw into the front of a regular lens like a filter. The autofocus should still work, although with the Macro lens added you won't be able to focus out to infinity. The Macro set comes in a range of diameters - order the one that matches the filter ring size printed on the front of your lens. Mine takes the 58mm size, but it's a Canon.
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You'll need a compatible T-Mount Adapter for your camera and a T-Adapter lens. Both can be purchased on Amazon.
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Lens adaptor will work, but field of view is slightly reduced. Pictures turn out well. Auto focus obviously does not work, but auto exposure is unaffected.
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depends on the size of your lens, make sure it is a 58mm or else you will need to purchase an adapter.
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Yes you can use something like a REDEYE .65x wide angle adapter. It needs to have a 67mm thread with it. The REDEYE lens is made in Canada, and is a much better option then the cheap Chinese lenses which are widely available. You will definitely want a high quality glass lens. This camera only goes to like 29mm on it's wide side, so a wide lens adapter might be a good idea to have with it. 16X9 inc, Century, also make quality glass,but are more pricey then the nice one I found on a big auction site. If you can find a quality lens for under $300, it would be good for your kit. Also the REDEYE has a very protective padded leather lens pouch that ships with it.
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You will need to purchase a Sony A-mount to E-mount Lens Adapter LAEA4 to attcch this great lens to this E-mount camera. The lens adapter has a built-in AF motor. I think the cost ofthe adapter is around $350.00.I would not want to constantly have the lens adapter attached to the A7 and the 16-80 mm lens. I still like the options on the newer DSLR cameras which have the A-mount. If you already had e-mount lenses then maybe I would buy the A7 but all my other lenses are A-mount and I don't like the smaller body A7 camera.Andy G.
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You need a adapter -sony sells two but don't do it they are slow. I use the Sony E-Mount 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 on my 5N It was a heavey video lens not designed for the nex but it's my favorite.I also used it on my Nex 3 before they came out with the smaller Nex len 55-210 that is over priced junk by the way-theres also the zeiss Sony SEL2470Z FE 24-70mm f/4 Lens"very spendy" both of these weight a lot but great on the Nex
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P.S. for future needs please go to www.lensora.com for compatibility issues.
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You need an MMF1,3 or 3 adapter. Then it IS compatible. It is a SUPER sharp lens.
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P. Hudson,I made it look confusing. I think the lense thread is 60mm. The adapter would be 60mm to 67mm to accept the 67mm filters. That's the best guess I can come up with.
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This lens has thread mount. It will not fit your camera without an adapter.