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Minolta Lens 135mm


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Sony SAL-135F18Z 135mm f/1.8 Carl Zeiss Sonnar T Telephoto Lens for Sony Alpha Digital SLR Camera
(Electronics) Sony
Release date: 2006-11-15

Carl Zeiss Sonnar T 135mm f1.8 telephoto with wide aperture for amazingly bright telephoto shots
Internal Focusing to speed autofocus response
Superb sharpness with Sony Super SteadyShot system

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cant find prices on a minolta lens 135mm?

minolta md 135mm 1:35


You'll be happier with the 135mm f2.8 Rokkor-X. There are usually several available on ebay.

EDIT EDIT EDIT

Just saw a Minolta MC Tele ROKKOR PF 135mm f2.8 on ebay. Starting bid $9.99 or Buy It Now for $25.00.
Item # 280184587970

2007-12-19 15:52:10 by sandymoon68

Sony Alpha Maxxum 135mm f/2.8 DSLR lens


A short review detailing the specifics of the Minolta Maxxum 135mm f/2.8 for the A or alpha mount. Included is a short of the lens working on the ...

Would a MINOLTA MD 135MM 1:3.5 MANUAL FOCUS LENS work with a Minolta X-GM camera?

I have a Minolta X-GM camera (from 1981) and a 50mm lens and I would like a better lens but I am not sure what works with my camera.


Any Minolta MC (Meter Coupled) or MD (Meter Dedicated) lens will work just fine on your XG-M. I regularly use a 58mm MC ROKKOR on my XD-11.

2008-09-20 17:00:04 by Caty

Opteka EW-73B Lens Hood for Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM & 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lenses
Opteka

Designed to match the specific focal length of the lens
Replacement for Canon EW-73B Lens Hood
Extra protection from accidental impact

Will a Minolta tele rokkor lens ;2,8 f=135mm fit the Minolta Maxxum cameras?

I don't have it in hand to see numbers on it. It is being given to me and I have a Minolta Maxxum HTi plus SLR, and am planning to get a digital Maxxum soon, so I'm wondering if this lens will fit them and don't see info online that helps me. Anybody familiar or can find out?

Ask any questions I've not thought to answer here.
Thanks
Correction, the camera I have is an HTsi Plus.
Exactly! I LOVE the Minolta Maxxums! And thanks for the info, I guess I don't need to take the lens.


Unfortunately, no. The mount for that lens is the Minolta MC mount and it is totally unsuitable for an A-Mount Maxxum camera. It will cause damage to one or both components if you try.

However, if you can get a hold of (the best lens ever made!) a Minolta 135mm STF, then that will fit both the HTsi and a digital Maxxum. Sony now make the same lens under their name.

If I may be so intrusive, why would you want a digital Maxxum? I own and adore two Maxxum 7D's but they're old-hat and can't compete with Sony Alphas (or those from Canon, Nikon etc) any more. Unless you take the color rendition into account - in which case they blow them away.Or unless you take the superior controls layout in to account. Or unless you take....yeah, get one!

2010-02-01 15:36:45 by Dee

Konica Minolta Autofocus 24mm f/2.8 Lens for Maxxum SLR Cameras
Konica Minolta

Price: $499.99 $249.99

Circular aperture produces a more natural background
Compact and lightweight design
Focus and exposure data flow from lens' ROM integrated circuit to camera's central processing unit

Lens for Minolta?

So, I recently purchased a Minolta XG7 with a 135mm lens. the only problem is, I think I need a 50 mm lense also. I mean the 135mm lens is great and everything, but I don't think it's practical. I only bought it because it was super cheap and in good condition.
Does anyone know what kind of 50mm to get and where I could get one?


Link to the 50 mm

http://www.keh.com/OnLineStore/ProductLi st.aspx?Mode=searchproducts&item=0&a mp;ActivateTOC2=false&ID=&Size=& amp;BC=MI&BCC=1&CC=6&CCC=2&a mp;BCL=&GBC=&GCC=&KW=50mm

Link to the rest of Minolta MD lenses
http://www.keh.com/OnLineStore/ProductLi st.aspx?Mode=searchproducts&item=0&a mp;ActivateTOC2=false&ID=&Size=& amp;BC=MI&BCC=1&CC=6&CCC=2&a mp;BCL=&GBC=&GCC=&KW=

2007-09-10 16:30:35 by buckweed007

Minolta Lens Compatability?

Does anyone know if these lenses would be compatable with a Minolta DSLR like the Maxxum 5D? I have an opportunity to buy them. They are being sold with these cameras. Thanks.

Minolta SRT101 (SLR) (match-needle metering)
Minolta XE-7 (SLR) (features auto exposure, exposure override, double exposure provision, and the Copal-Leitz vertical travel shutter)

Spiratone: 20mm SUPER WIDE (f/2.8 - 16)
Minolta MC W. Rokkor: 28mm WIDE (f/2.5-16)
Minolta MD Rokkor X: 50mm NORMAL (f/1.8 - 16)
Minolta 50mm MACRO (f/3.5-22) complete with extension tube
Minolta MD Rokkor X: 58mm NORMAL Large Aperture (f/1.2 - 22)

Minolta 28mm-85mm ZOOM (f/3.5-22)
Minolta MD Rokkor X: 85mm TELPHOTO/PORTRAIT (f/2.0-22)
Dimension 135mm TELEPHOTO (f/3.5-22)
Minolta 250mm MIRROR TELEPHOTO (f/5.6)
Tokina 80mm-200mm ZOOM (f/4-22)


The good old Minolta MC and MD lenses are only compatible with Minolta manual focus film cameras. That is why they are available so cheap.

2008-04-26 09:07:51 by pinback13


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