Does this REALLY work on MC lenses? I've seen many incorrectly listed adapters, and the adapter says only MD.
391497
Yes it does. I am using a Mc lense on it. Keep in mind it doesn't have and automatic functions. I use the vintage lenses manually.
391498
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.
350748
I have several Pentax SMC-M lenses that work well on my D-90. Most of what I do is in manual mode so it doesn't matter that they won't work in auto. Just remember that your focal length will increase with this adapter. In other reviews, some people said they had problems getting the adapter to lock on camera body. Haven't had any problems with this.
1519699
NO!! that particular model only adapts Minolta MC and Minolta MD lens to either of the Micro 4/3 bodies ( Panasonic or Olympus).
1776214
NO, this adapter is for manual lenses. Check for an af adapter, they are some available, but the will cost more.
1090800
I don't know. All my lenses are MD, and it works great. The Maxxum came along after that, and I'm not sure if the mount is the same for sure. You might search around on the web for a "Minolta" blog page and ask this question there.Ask if MD lenses work on a Maxxum mount. If they do, then I would say you're good to go. Don't forget that you lose all the "automatic" features of the lens. it will operate manually, also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor. The lens will become a 120mm-480mm focal length on the SL1. I hope it works out for you as well as it did for me. I am able to use all my old Minolta MD mount lenses on my T3i. (manually) It's still fun! Hope this helps you out. I don't know. All my lenses are MD, and it works great. The Maxxum came along after that, and I'm not sure if the mount is the same for sure. You might search around on the web for a "Minolta" blog page and ask this question there.Ask if MD lenses work on a Maxxum mount. If they do, then I would say you're good to go. Don't forget that you lose all the "automatic" features of the lens. it will operate manually, also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor. The lens will become a 120mm-480mm focal length on the SL1. I hope it works out for you as well as it did for... » Read More I don't know. All my lenses are MD, and it works great. The Maxxum came along after that, and I'm not sure if the mount is the same for sure. You might search around on the web for a "Minolta" blog page and ask this question there.Ask if MD lenses work on a Maxxum mount. If they do, then I would say you're good to go. Don't forget that you lose all the "automatic" features of the lens. it will operate manually, also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor. The lens will become a 120mm-480mm focal length on the SL1. I hope it works out for you as well as it did for me. I am able to use all my old Minolta MD mount lenses on my T3i. (manually) It's still fun! Hope this helps you out. « Show Less
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The Promaster MC 28mm is made in several different mount types from what I can gather. Canon FD, Nikon AI, Pentax K, Minolta MD. In the case of this lens, I believe MC stands for MultiCoated not the lens mount type. You can see several different kinds of you lens listed here: http://www.hockensmithphotography.com/promaster-2-8/I suggest you look back at the place where you purchased from and see if they listed a mount or search the web to try and find out if the lens has some clue somewhere to tell you which mount it was made for. I suspect its not a MD mount type.
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It does have an adapter that comes with it. . .however It doesn't fit all lenses. . . .I recall a specific list of the lenses that it will fit in the original advertising . . . .be sure to peruse that list or google it. . . I've seen it in several places.
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I think the adapter is intended to adapt the new 'M' series lens mount to the other standard Canon lenses. I use it to enable me to use my Canon EF and EF-S lenses on the EOS M. Works very well for that, but the rebel, to my knowledge, is not compatible with the m-series of lenses.
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I ordered the lens for my OMD E-5. Before it arrived I discovered from my local Camera srore that for the E-5 it would require an adapter. I returned it as soon as I received it. However I now own the OMD E-1 and from what I have read on it, it has a dual focusing system that allows it to be used with micro 4/3 lenses as well as the older 4/3 lenses. Again this is from what I have read, not from direct experience.
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Yes. This adapter will work with any lens that has a minolta MD type mount. I've been using one on my Panasonic AF-100 (a MFT system) with good results.
1127160
Gnarly, this doesn't work for Nikon lens. It's for MD/MC minolta lens. Look for something like nikkor/F to e/nex mount adapter(s).
1897633
The adapter works great. I have not used it with a 60mm macro but have used it with a 105 macro an 85 1.8 and a 300 mm lens.
94252
No. This adapter is for mounting latest EOS lenses to the EOS M camera only (M mount).
755489
I don't have M mount lens so far. But I bought M to R adapter to mate it for R lens. Both adapters mated very firm and tight. They can seperate easily.
1539287
Appears to work with both. The key to this question is lies in the fact that the adapter has both a Red Dot and a White Dot. It should be compatible with both types of lenses.
500715
This adapter will only work with lenses where you can manually adjust the f stop with an aperture ring on the lens. I believe the DX lenses do not have an aperture ring, so they won't work
2055426
Hello, What Sony Adapter there are 4 available model no??? I don't use Sigma on Sony some have problems & may have to change the chip in the Lens in order to work properly. check with Sigma??? buy Sony or Zeiss.