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Question: Can this camera use Minolta AF35-80/4-5.6 II Lens for old 35mm Maxxum cameras?
Document: I ordered this Sony A65 body as a replacement for one of my Minolta Maxxum 5D bodies, since they can no longer be repaired. My Minolta lenses are supposed to fit and work with these Sony cameras, but I haven't had a chance to find out because I cannot remove the body cap from the new camera!The notch on the body cap - by the 'Y' on SONY is at 6 o'clock (clock face). It will only rotate at far as 5 o'clock.
Bought this body to go with my existing Sony bodies and lens. Higher resolution and additional features plus a great low price during the Christmas sales period made it a must have purchase. I use my cameras for outdoor, landscape type photos primarily but have had excellent results with indoor child photography (with an extremely active 4 yr old grandson) and some outdoor sports activities. I use the 18-250 Sony zoom lens mostly and it works very well with this body.
I'm not going to get all technical with the details. I'm going to tell you some of the features that I like and how I use the camera. First, I used to shoot with Minolta Maxxum 9xi in the days of film. I went to Canon 10D for a couple years, sold all of it except my old minolta items. That paid off in the long run.I use this camera for low light, no flash photography of bands performing on stage in bars, clubs, etc.
I ended up picking up the Sony 50mm 1.4, 35mm SAM lens and 85mm SAM lens.
I was needing to get a new video camera to record reference footage for an animation project. I almost made a mistake and purchasing an expensive production video camera. My producer advised me to go with a DSLR and  after looking at several reviews and already having an Sony A200. I found the best bang for the buck in the Sony A65. I have done some test shoots with this camera using a Minolta 50mm F1.4 AF lens and I have been blown away.
I read all the reviews about people not liking the quality of the low light photos.However for my use case, (mostly fast moving kids in a darker home), this works wonders compared to other cameras we've used. As mentioned elsewhere, it can take 4 pictures in rapid succession in low light and then merges them into one to deal with noise.
Great camera. Live view is excellent for natural family photos. No need to use viewfinder so people are not so self conscious. Indoor shots with Sony 16-50mm f2.8 are very good. Even better with Sigma 20mm f1.8. The camera is worth the good lens. 24 megapixels is great for cropping. Camera zoom is nice to extend lens for further away shots w/o changing lens(does lower megapixels to 12 or 6)
I bought this as a surprise gift for my husband because it was compatible with some lenses he already had that went to an old 35mm camera. He is a very good photographer, and he figured out all of the bells and whistles this camera offers quickly and easily. The pictures he has taken with it are portrait quality. I am not typically a good photographer, but the quality of the photos that I have taken is astounding as well! The 24.3MP's are great!
I've been shooting for well over twenty years, first as an amateur while in the military then transitioning to a professional ten years ago. The first camera was a Minolta Maxxum 3xi, then a 5D DSLR. Great optics and shooting mechanics. When Sony bought out the Minolta line, I followed the line and bought an Alpha 350. About three weeks ago, I received my newest camera, a Sony A65.
Most reviews said it wasn't good above 1600 or 3200 ISO but I've noticed it in all images. I think the A55 is better in this respect. It is most noticeable in lower light situations. I'm happy with the overall image quality but this forces me to think about ISO and make adjustments to compensate. Not good. This is the reason I rated the camera 4 stars instead of 5 stars. In the end I keep the A65 set to ISO 100 about 99% of the time which provides the minimum noise.
Answer: It can use any A Mount lens from Minolta.  http://www.sonycenter.lu/content/34-objectif-konica-minolta-slt-sony