Will this adapter connect Minolta Maxxum lenses to a Nikon FM2n (F mount)?
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I have a Nikon D5100 and it worked seamlessly. Just take note that the electronics are different so you wont have the Auto Focus feature (or any other feature at all), meaning you have to use it in full manual control. This is a good choice for using Minolta lenses on your Nikon.
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Hi, I hae a ols Minolta Maxxum with lenses Maxxum AF(this lenses can not work in manualy, dont have aperture ring). Now I bougth a Nikon D5200 and I want to use the Monolta Maxxum AF lenses in this camara. I can use this adapter?
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I do not own the FM2n, but based on the use of this adapter with other Nikon bodies, it should work fine. The FM2n has the usual Nikon F mount, as well as a provision for stop down metering. There is a clever adjustable aperture ring on this adapter, which may allow normal AI indexing with your camera.
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I have a Nikon D5100 and it worked seamlessly. Just take note that the electronics are different so you wont have the Auto Focus feature (or any other feature at all), meaning you have to use it in full manual control.This is a good choice for using Minolta lenses on your Nikon.
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I used it with cameras with a Nikon F bayonet mount lens mount, a D5000 and D7000.
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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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It worked with my Minolta lens and macro bellows, all I can say is try it if it doesn't work return it...
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The Minolta Maxxum has a different mount than the earlier manual focus MD mount, so no.
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I believe you need a Nikon specific adapter. This adapter is for Minolta lenses.
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As long as the bayonet mounting tabs match the minolta MD I would think they would work. I can't say for sure if the mounts are the same for the MC and MD types. You just don't get any auto with the lens. Also the focus is not as crisp with the adapter. They say you can remove the glass from the adapter to get crisp focus but lose the ability to focus closer just infinity focus. Refer to "http://www.rokkorfiles.com/Lens%20History.html" Refer to "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount"
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This particular adapter mounts a Sony (A)lpha or Minolta (A) mount to a Nikon body. It Does not mount to a Sony body.
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Check out the following website - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount. You will note that the adaptor in question is specifically for the MC and MD lenses
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Check this site for compatibility: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/acil/accessories/mount_adapter_ft1/compatibility.htm
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yes, just need to check which canon lenses you have before selecting the adapter. google it, fotodiox for instance offers them
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The adaptor attaches to my NEX 7 but the Minolta glass that I have is not compatible with the adaptor. I have Minolta lenses that I used on my 9xi.
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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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No, this adapter will not work. This adapter is meant for the older Minolta MC and MD mount. You need to get a Minolta AF to Sony adapter.
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Make sure that the adapter is designed for your specific brand of camera. I own adapters for both Nikon and Minolta lenses that adapt to my Canon body. I've had no problems and have taken some incredible pictures. Good luck.
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Assuming that the lens in question has a Leica M mount, the adapter should work.
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Well, where I'm from the Minolta series is called Dynax and I have a 700si. The Fotodiox fits very well on the 50mm Macro & 75-300mm zoom lens for my Fuji X-e1. I believe the mount should be the same for the Maxxum series lens. Additional point about this adapter: There are no click stops for aperture. So you're pretty much on your own for deciding what exact aperture you're on between "Lock" & "Open". I guess you can do your own calibration & make markings on the adapter, but the absence of click stops means that you'd have to look at the adapter to make an aperture change. Big bummer...
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Yes. All Minolta AF lenses will work on this camera. My previous camera was a Minolta Maxxum 7D, and I still use all the lenses I had.
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This adapter will work with all Nikon F mount lenses. There are no electrical connections to the camera so all lense will act as manual only. You would need to set speed and aperture manually.