I have a Minolta lens and a adapter but it wont work almost always out of focus, does the glass in this one fix the problem. (Camera is a Canon T3i)
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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 using the 2x converter with that exact same lens on my Canon Rebel T3. It works fine, but I have a hard time getting it to auto focus. It keeps going in-and-out of focus and runs the battery down in about 5 minutes of trying. I think this is more due to my shaky hands and the extra weight of the converter than anything. Tripod might solve the problem-----haven't tried that yet.
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If the lens is a EF mount it will adapt but you will not have any auto focus. All focus is manual. I have used the adapter with Canon EF lenses and Tamron lens with the EF mount on my Panasonic G5. I hope this helps.
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My experience with adapters so far is the autofocus has not worked. Your camera is totally manual
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Hello. This adapter did not work with my Nikon D3200. I received an error message on my camera that it could not find a lens so would not take any pictures. I could not even focus the lens manually since the camera did not recognize there was a lens at all.
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Autofocus does not work with this adaptor. Use manual focus. It's like driving a stick shift car - once you learn, you will have more fun.
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I wish that I could help you but I had bought the Adapter as a gift so I have never used it myself good luck. I can tell you though that my son is using the adapter with his Canon SLR and likes it's performance. H.kulik
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Does the lens originally fit on a Minolta film camera? The adapters are for the Minolta MD or MC lens or equivalent. I have several that aren't Minolta brand that work just fine. I'm thinking your lens is not a Minolta MC or MD mount. Google lens type and name and images of the back of the lens and see if you can find a match. Here is a link that might help you. http://rick_oleson.tripod.com/index-99.html. Hope this helps.
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I have a T3i, and it works fine. I've taken some mighty fine shots with my 25-30 yr. old Minolta lenses. Nothing automatic about it, but great quality. Also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor of the focal length of the lens. My Rokor MD 50mm f1.7, becomes an 80mm. Perfect for portraits! Good luck!
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No, you must have a Minolta A adapter, works best with mirrorless cameras that don't have a glass element in the adapter to achieve infinity focus.
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The reason they put glass in some of the adapters is because otherwise you cannot focus to infinity. If the focal plane distance in your camera is short enough to accommodate the adapter, they would not put the glass in and the image would be as good as the original lens. I never buy adapter with glass in it. You defeat the purpose of adapting a first rate lens.
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JohnI used a Minolta to Canon converter to use my old Minolta MD Rokkor manual lens on my digital Canon. It worked fine. I'm pretty sure that the converter will work for your sigma lens but caution as to whether the AF will work. It's probably still worth buying the converter and trying it as you have a good lens that would otherwise go to waste. Hope this helps. Neil
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My Minolta lens, past down from my father, are all manual focus. I don't know Minolta well enough to know if they have auto focus or not. But I shoot in Manual mode and my aperture is manual on the lens. I think it's a good cheap way to do still life photography. Might be just a bit difficult for portraits. But I am pleased that I purchased adaptor.
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First of all, it's going to always be manual focus. I do have this adapter with A7, not A6000, but the only different would be the censor size. It's should work as expected on a6000. There is no glass/lens so it's should not effect any image quality.
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John I used a Minolta to Canon converter to use my old Minolta MD Rokkor manual lens on my digital Canon. It worked fine. I'm pretty sure that the converter will work for your sigma lens but caution as to whether the AF will work. It's probably still worth buying the converter and trying it as you have a good lens that would otherwise go to waste. Hope this helps. Neil
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I have a Canon T2i Rebel DSLR that I use this adapter with. It allows me to utilize lenses I used on my Minolta X700. I know for a fact that one of those lenses is an MC lens and it works quite well. Hope this answers your question.
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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.