does this wrok with the camera Sony a99 Full-Frame DSLR Camera Body
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Yes it sure does. They have it for Sony mount. http://www.sigmaphoto.com/product/85mm-f14-ex-dg-hsmIts a really good lens with nice bokeh.
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I've seen tests run with this lens on a Sony a99, so I assume you would be able to use it. Google Sony a99 and this lens for Sony mount.
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I can tell you it works for the canon full frame. I'd expect the same of other manufacturers' full frame cameras as well.
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Yes, the Metz MZ 44316S 44 AF-1 ADI works whith the Sony A99. But you need the adapter. Read the Customer Questions & Answers by Amazon.com for the flash, please.
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If you mean the rx100 version 2 then yes. There are 2 models of this housing. One for the rx100 only and one for the rx100 and rx100 m2.If you mean the rx2 full frame Sony then I have no idea. Unless the dimensions are the same....
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this lens is for sony alpha A-mount full frame, it work very well with my alpha 900
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I got it for the Sony A7 which is a ill frame camera and didn't work for me
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I use the Zeiss 24-70mm with the Sony a77, which technically is not a full frame, although it produces images that surpass many full frame options. But yes, my research also revealed that this lens will work with the a99, which is indeed a full frame camera and has a few more bells and whistles than the a77.
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yes it does. it fits any A mount Sony DSLR- I use it on my A65 and it works perfectly for video ( what I use the camera for)
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Yes, and yes. If your not professional, it could be a headache. But it worked out great for my T999
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Yes, it has the A mount, and is a DT lents, which makes it compatible with all Sony Alpha APS-C cameras. On full frame Sony A mount like the A99 the frame would be cropped.
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You need to use an adapter to change to the old Sony/Minolta shoe. This works better than it sounds. Sony's adapter you use with the Odin sending unit on the A99 does not hold the weight of a flash unit well, but has not been a problem with the light weight Odin. The Sony adapter for the hvl-f60m to Odin unit is very secure and comes with the hvl-f60m.
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No it does not.You would have to use it with a camera with in body IS. Like the Olympus EPL-1 for example.
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It should, since it is an A-mount SONY lens. (Congratulations on choosing a very nice standard lens, by the way!) This lens, I believe, was designed for the earlier, APS-C cameras SONY created such as the A55, A65, A77 and their older siblings. With this lens's relationship to their smaller sensor, you may see "fall-off" of image acuity around the edges of the bigger sensor found in your A99. That shouldn't be a problem and I would bet that, even if that did happen, it wouldn't take much to either eliminate the effect or adjust for it.
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Yes, this is s full frame lens. And very easy to use on sony a99 with focus peaking.
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I have not tried it with that specific camera body but the flash system is the same as the D7000, D700, d610, so, it shouldn't be a problem. I have used it with the the sb910 on the bodies listed and everything worked fine.
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Yes, it will fit ALL Sony Alpha cameras without additional interface's with the exception of the Point & Shoot line
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If you mean the rx100 version 2 then yes. There are 2 models of this housing. One for the rx100 only and one for the rx100 and rx100 m2. If you mean the rx2 full frame Sony then I have no idea. Unless the dimensions are the same....
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I just upgraded to the A99 from my A65 (keeping both, and some of my prime lenses that will work on the A99 also). If you shoot a lot of low light and portrait photography (I do) or serious professional work full frame is a big improvement for noise and a better sensor. If you shoot a lot of daylight subjects and sports type photography, and don't want to carry around a much heavier (and slower) camera, or invest in a group of new lenses (the 24-70 Zeiss zoom cost as much as the camera body) you might want to look at the A77II. FYI a lot of the older Minolta lenses are compatible with the A99 and can be had for much cheaper than the full frame Sony lenses. I just upgraded to the A99 from my A65 (keeping both, and some of my prime lenses that will work on the A99 also). If you shoot a lot of low light and portrait photography (I do) or serious professional work full frame is a big improvement for noise and a better sensor. If you shoot a lot of daylight subjects and sports type photography, and don't want to carry around a much heavier (and slower) camera, or invest in a group of new lenses (the 24-70 Zeiss zoom cost as much as the camera body) you might want to look at the A77II. FYI a lot of the older Minolta lenses are compatible with the... » Read More I just upgraded to the A99 from my A65 (keeping both, and some of my prime lenses that will work on the A99 also). If you shoot a lot of low light and portrait photography (I do) or serious professional work full frame is a big improvement for noise and a better sensor. If you shoot a lot of daylight subjects and sports type photography, and don't want to carry around a much heavier (and slower) camera, or invest in a group of new lenses (the 24-70 Zeiss zoom cost as much as the camera body) you might want to look at the A77II. FYI a lot of the older Minolta lenses are compatible with the A99 and can be had for much cheaper than the full frame Sony lenses. « Show Less