Will this work on my Sony alpha a6000 usinG MF minolta/tamron lens
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Yes, the a6000 has the e-mount and the manual focus Minolta lenses are pretty much all MD mount.
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Hi andy, this Sony ADPMAA will work on your Sony a6000 (uses multi-interface shoe). -Ely
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Sigma makes an E-Mount version of the 60mm F2.8DN E lens that should work on the a6000. Just be sure to get the E-Mount version.
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I got this lens for my Sony a230 DSLR. Don't know if it will work for the Alpha
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Hi Shengkai, you can use the LAEA1 Lens Mount Adaptor on the Sony A6000 Camera. -Vincent
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It works on my sony a6000. Just put it on the top of the camera like you do with an external flash
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Yes, it will work with any sony alpha lens. The auto focus will not work and the lens needs to be focused manually.
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Bought it months ago and it works just fine on the A6000. Using firmware version 1.1 if that helps.
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Yes! It would work great on an A6000. Because of the different sensor size, this lens will be the equivalent of 85mm which is also a great focal length for portraits.
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I believe the Sony Alpha series are compatible with 'A' mount lenses, which this Tamron lens is.....So Yes!
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Yes, any Minolta Auto-Focus (AF) lens, also known as Maxxum lenses, will fit onto the the Alpha-mount of the Sony a57 camera, and the auto-focus mechanism will function as designed. However, earlier Minolta manual focus lenses, designated as MC or MD mounts cannot be installed directly onto alpha-mount Sony cameras.
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If the A230 uses the Alpha mount they should be compatible, I would double check here is a link on the specifications. http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/news-item.pl?news_id=193&mdl=SAL1855 The best part about the Sony Alpha Model Body's is you can purchase Old Minolta lenses on ebay fairly cheap. I personally have purchased about 4 Minolta lenses and let me tell you the quality of the optics is superb. My favorite lens is the Minolta Maxxum AF 50mm 1.7 Prime. You can find it for around $50 on eBay.
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The Sony A6000 is an E mount out of the box and will work the lens you are asking about. That being said any A-mount lenses will only work via an LA EA adapter such as Minolta/Konica Minolta Maxxum lenses. Stick with E mount lenses.
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I honestly don't know. However, it's my understanding the Minolta lenses within the last 10 years are compatable with Sony A-Mount cameras. Hope this is helpful.
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This adapter is Nikon to Sony E mount. I believe the A 6000 is an alpha mount camera. This adapter will not work.
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I tested it on NEX-5 and a7. Works fine, though the AF speed is slow. There is no reason it shouldn't work on a6000. YMMV.
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Every Minolta AF lens will fit and work. Minolta started producing Auto-Focus lenses around 1985 and then Sony acquired Minolta a few years ago. Avoid the pre-'85 MD and MC mount lenses. Carl Zeiss also make lenses for Sony and they have a Sony badge on them. Sony owns shares in Tamron, there are plenty of Sony mount Tamron lenses. Tokina also produce lenses for the Sony mount. Sigma is the next one, however Sigma don't license the micro chips embedded in lenses and Sony have made a change to the lens mount chip on the A33/35/55. Sigma's existing lenses may not be fully compatible with the A33/A35/A55, the error that pops up is a rare minor irritation and easily resolved though. If you are buying a new Sigma lens, ensure that it states on the box that it is compatible with the A33/A55 SLT cameras, I have a new Sigma lens with that logo on the box. If you have a problem with a Sigma lens, you may need to return it to Sigma so that they can re-chip it for free if you have proof or purchase, or a small fee without. Edit: Sigma HSM lenses, including A33/55 compatible ones, require a further update to correct autofocus lens issues on the A65/77. There are HUNDREDS of Sony fit lenses. Have a look here: http://www.dyxum.com/lenses/index.asp