Minolta 200mm

is MC TELE ROKKOR, 1:3.5, f=200mm, 5570297, Minolta Lens, compatible to Minolta X-300??

I am using Minolta X-300 but the aperture of the lens is broke. now, i have a friend whose lens are MC TELE ROKKOR, 1:3.5, f=200mm, 5570297. I don't know if it is compatible. Can you help me with this problem?? please..
i really need help!! thanks!! Ü

Yes, the mount fits the MC lens.

2007-06-04 07:33:42 by drimz_27

This video was taken on 15 Sep. 2010 in Saitama Cutzen's Forest Saitama Japan with Sony SLT-A55 and Minolta 200mm F2.8 . This video was taken ...

I bought this lens for my Minolta Dynax7 15 years ago. I want to switch to digital SLR now and wonder if this lens be still usable. I know Minolta doesn't make camera anymore. Is there any adaptable availble to switch my Minolta lens to digital SLR Canon or Nikon lens?

I own and recommend the Tamron 28-200 because it's a good lens.
I have it configured for my Rebel XS but they also make them to fit other brands... they only change the mounting system but it's exactly the same lens.

Go here to look. All of my Canon shots were done with this lens.
Read my notes please because not all were done with my Canon.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimsphotost uff

2009-10-25 19:35:25 by sel_bos

Price: $1,622.95 $699.00

Includes case and lens hood
Manufacturers Warranty 6 year
The new SP AF70-200mm F/2.8 zoom lens

I just bought this kit for $45 off of Craigslist and I was wondering if the lens is compatible with a Sony a300? Its a bayonet style lens. Hopefully it is compatible because I dont have the body just yet. Thanks!!

Your Sakar lens should be 100% compatible with the current Sony DSLR's and with any Minolta/Konica DSLR's that you may find.
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/har dwares/classics/maxxum7k/index6.htm

Unfortunately, the Sakar 28-200mm is a very inexpensive lens and not one I'd base my digital photographic equipment decision upon.

2009-02-16 15:32:48 by lefty456

Price: $559.00

Actually, if this lens is for an autofocus Minolta SLR you will be able to use with a Minolta Maxxum 7D or 5D. Unfortunately, these cameras have been discontinued but you may still be able to find a used one. Your only choice in a compatible new camera would be the Sony Alpha 100.

If this lens is manual focus, then you won't be able to use it with a DSLR. You would be able to use it an "adapter" on the Olympus e-series (see here: http://www.rokkorfiles.com/olympus.htm) but given that the adapter costs more than that lens is probably worth, I'd say it probably isn't worth your while.

2006-08-23 09:03:54 by wei tshen h

I have a minolta x 700 with 200mm tokina at-x lenses.

What should my aperture and shutter speed be?
I am taking pictures of fighter jets, not bi-planes.

Use a wide open aperture and meter for the fastest possible shutter speed.

2008-06-28 12:37:45 by theBanker