I need to mount a Minolta maxxum AF zoom 75-300mm to my Canon t2i. Will this adapter fit? If not, what?
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Yes but I highly DO NOT recommend it. As I said before about the optical piece in it, magnifies it by 1.4x and with other lens beyond about f1.8 or so will stay around there because the optically piece is only so big. Secondly with any AF lens you want that function to work but this adapter does not connect the electrical components. I recommend if you want to use a zoom lens with AF then buy a Canon one I bought the 55-250 works greats cost between 125-175avg used if you dont mind for cheaper it will save you in the long run. Because for me after spending so much with my Minoltas I finally got a Canon for my Canon and looking back I should've avoided the adapter. Hope that helps. Yes but I highly DO NOT recommend it. As I said before about the optical piece in it, magnifies it by 1.4x and with other lens beyond about f1.8 or so will stay around there because the optically piece is only so big. Secondly with any AF lens you want that function to work but this adapter does not connect the electrical components. I recommend if you want to use a zoom lens with AF then buy a Canon one I bought the 55-250 works greats cost between 125-175avg used if you dont mind for cheaper it will save you in the long run. Because for me after spending so much with my Minoltas I finally... » Read More Yes but I highly DO NOT recommend it. As I said before about the optical piece in it, magnifies it by 1.4x and with other lens beyond about f1.8 or so will stay around there because the optically piece is only so big. Secondly with any AF lens you want that function to work but this adapter does not connect the electrical components. I recommend if you want to use a zoom lens with AF then buy a Canon one I bought the 55-250 works greats cost between 125-175avg used if you dont mind for cheaper it will save you in the long run. Because for me after spending so much with my Minoltas I finally got a Canon for my Canon and looking back I should've avoided the adapter. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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It may work but I will say that after some use I did notice a haze someone else mentioned in a review they did on this item. And from my own personal use the images just don't seem as vivid as it should when using this.
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Yes but I highly DO NOT recommend it. As I said before about the optical piece in it, magnifies it by 1.4x and with other lens beyond about f1.8 or so will stay around there because the optically piece is only so big. Secondly with any AF lens you want that function to work but this adapter does not connect the electrical components. I recommend if you want to use a zoom lens with AF then buy a Canon one I bought the 55-250 works greats cost between 125-175avg used if you dont mind for cheaper it will save you in the long run. Because for me after spending so much with my Minoltas I finally got a Canon for my Canon and looking back I should've avoided the adapter. Hope that helps.
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It fits.. I used to mount my tamron 75-300 to my 60D.. Did as told. . No auto focus. . A lever to adjust the apertures which is not bad. . But this adapter made the pictures so soft.. I mean not just sift. . Really really soft. . N m not exaggerating. . It looked like I just hit the slide of a softness bar of Lightroom to the max sift I can. . But telling all this I don't know if it is just my adaptor that had this issue. . If you have others in option I would suggest go for them
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Hello - I bought this adapter thinking it would fit those lenses - and it didn't. I have both the 50mm f/1.8 and the 28 mm f/2.8 - both didn't fit b/c there's a metal stub at the bottom that does not allow it to mount on the adapter. The only lens I had that fit was the 75-150mm lens.I wouldn't buy it.
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I own a Canon T3i and this adapter fits perfectly. I think the SL1 and the T3i have the same mount so this adapter should also fit on your DSLR.
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Hi, I purchased this specific adapter to mount my very old Minolta lenses to my new Canon EOS Rebel digital camera. The company makes a full line of adapters most of which you can purchase here on Amazon. Look for your specific combination at http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/lens-mount-adapters.html then return here with the part number and get your best deal by ordering from Amazon. Look at http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/catalogsearch/result/?q=EOS+Rebel+ Remember these adapters are for mounting specific lens types to a different brand or series camera. In order to make the focal length work, there is most always additional glass (lens) in the adapter. This insures that the lens will focus correctly at infinity. ALSO!!! In many if not most cases you will lose some auto functionality like auto-focus, auto exposure adjustments etc, since the old lens never supported these functions. In my case, I am now using four old lenses from my old (1969) Minolta SRT-101 35mm SLR camera on my new EOS digital. But focus and exposure I must do my self. Just be sure that the one you order is specific for 1. your camera and 2. the lens series mount for your other lenses.
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Yes it should work, I have that converter and the EF 75-300 lens and it works on my on my T2i and my 70D
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This product is an adapter that filts on the outside of the lens attaching to the lens just like a filter via the filter screw mount. It has a 62mm screw mount size which means it will fit on any lens that takes 62mm filters. I use mine on a Sony 18-200mm zoom which has a 62mm filter mount. The combination gives me a equivilent 60-660mm telephoto. It doesn't provide great quality (it isn't a $15000 Canon) but for a reasonable price it does let you play around with super zoom shots. This type of lens attachment works best when shooting in B&W. If you want to see some examples let me know.
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DOn't know for sure but I think it probably will. I bought the adapter for my granddaughter so she could us use all my Minolta lenses. Eos lens mounts are standard so you shouldn't have any problems. There my be auto features on the camera that don't work but that isn't a big deal.
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Funny you should mention that! I got the converter for my (Canon Mount) Sigma DG 70-300 mm lens. The converter fits the camera nicely but t didn't fit the Sigma lens! Waiting for an answer from Sigma. I can tell you this: if the lens element closest to the camera mount is flush or protrudes from the lens it WILL NOT fit the 2x converter.
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I have the T2i and it works perfect,once you screw on the adapter and place the flash on the lense.
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If you have any of these cameras Canon EOS 60D, 60Da, 50D, 40D, 7D, 6D, 5D, 1Ds, 1D, Digital Rebel T1i, T2i, T2, XSi, XS, XTi, XT, T3, T3i, T4i, T5i and SL1 Digital SLR Cameras you don't need a adapter. It is a eos lens it fits canon camera.
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yes, i owned this adaptor and used a few minolta lenses with it such as the 28mm f2.8 and the 135mm f2.8
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The adapter will fit the lens but it WILL NOT attach to the camera.. I bought one a few months ago and still looking for the right adapter
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Search Amazon for T-Ring or T-mount adapter. Have a search on Google too. You have to buy one for specifically for the Minolta/Sony mount. I think Celestron do them themselves too.
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That adapter is for an older version of Minolta lenses (not autofocus). Its meant to the e mount, the Sony mirror less bodies. This lense will fit your camera without an adapter. The Sony a mount hasn't changed from the most recent AF Minolta mount.
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No, it will not. This adapter in particular will only work with Minolta MD MC Mount Lenses.
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I have the Nikon adapter and it fit my F mount lenses. This is a manual adapter and I purchased it because I had older lenses I cared to used on my new digital camera. Simple adapter and works as expected.
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Yeah, this should definitely work. I have an old 50mm Minolta lens and I use the adapter with a Canon 7D, works great. Hope this helps!