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Question: Will this adaptor connect a Quantaray lens for Minolta Maxxum to a Nikon D60 camera body?
Document: I love being able to attach old Minolta lenses to my Nikon D5000 and Nikon D7000. I know it is probably not the same as high-end Nikon glass or even the Tamron or Sigma lenses, but I am able to use lenses that I inherited from my parents from their old Minolta Maxxum film camera. I did not expect the lenses to work the same as the newer ones and realized the limitations when I bought the adapter. I am quite pleased with the purchase.
This adaptor makes the attached lens a non-CPU lens, so can only be used in Manual mode and the apeture only comes from the lens. Using my Minoltal Maxxum lens, very little light comes through making indoor photos impossible without using a flash. I haven't tried outdoor yet. I do not recommend this product.
Bought this to adapt Minolta lenses to my Nikon d3100. Works really well, but only on Manual mode and can't use the flash with the adapter on. If you can find a lens for this amount of money that is specifically for your camera, I would do so, but this does the job if you're not bothered.
I ordered this item to use with my Nikon D7000. I have a Minolta 35mm film camera with some nice lenses I wanted to try to use for my new digital camera. The mount fits on the camera okay, but it doesn't fit on the lenses correctly. Its a very tight fit and when I went to remove the lens from the mount it got stuck. I had to jimmy it back and forth pretty firmly to remove it. Also, the images are extremely soft- as in NO SHARPNESS WHATSOEVER.
After bloopering and ordering the wrong Minolta to Nikon body converter I found this one for type a Minolta lenses. Works great! Doesn't allow for the auto focus though, at least it isn't working on my lenses. But I don't mind manually focusing :D
Got this adapter to use a bunch of Minolta Maxxum lenses (Sony A Mount) on my Nikon D300s. Lenses including a Maxxum 300 2.8, 200 2.8 and 85 1.4 are just too good to be sitting on a shelf unused so I wanted to try them on my Nikons. Adapter works fine, just manual focus of course. And have to use either manual exposure or aperture priority.
Does this work with a Sony Alpha Lens(not a Minolta)? I have the D5100 on manual and, after reading a previous post that mentioned the D5100 I set flash to manual. I cannot set an F-stop and cannot focus. Looking through the viewfinder the scene looks like it is focus. But viewing the picture on the computer shows that it is not. There were no instructions enclosed, but I did notice a ring just above where it attaches to the camera that moves.
I had several sony/minolta lenses that I wanted to use with my nikon. the adapter came and it fit my nikon good and the lenses fit good. I can take decent indoor pictures with it but no matter how I adjust the camera I cannot get an outdoor picture to turn out. all I get is a white picture. i'm sure that if I can find the right setting it will take good outdoor pics but so far no luck.
I have a Nikon camera that I bought this adapter for. My camera does  not recognize it has a lens on it when attempting to use this adapter for my lens to camera.
Took a risk by buying it without any previous reviews. The product is good and my Sony Alpha lenses work with my Nikon D5100. But make sure your camera is set to manual mode and flash is also set to manual mode. - Otherwise you will get a message on your Nikon saying effectively that no lens is present.
Answer: Dennis, I bought this lens for my son. His one word answer to me is that it won't work. Hope that helps.