Minolta Lenses Md

[Nikon F] This adapter mount is a great idea. I can now use my older Minolta MD lenses with my Nikon camera. Even better than a great idea is the fact the it works! While it is a manual exposure and focus, I can tell just by looking at the digital screen if I need more exposure or less. I like landscape photography, so I am not in a hurry.   This is definitely worth the price for me.

[Zinc Alloy] Install my old Minolta MD lenses, from an X500, on a Nikon D5100 DSLR. Marabillous the operation. They adapt perfectly and the photos you take are a pleasure.

[0.31 lb] Wanting to use my Minolta MD legacy lenses on my Sony Alpha 7, I purchased this unit. Going full manual is fine for me - I love the control. The older glass has some great uses and image quality is superb...this adapter makes it possible at a very good price from B&H. Quality of this adapter is excellent.

[Sony E] I bought one of these so I could attach a set of Minolta MD lenses I inherited from my grandfather to my Sony NEX-6. It fits both the camera and the lenses perfectly, and I have found no slop or movement whatsoever in either connection. The build quality is excellent. The release mechanism always works perfectly with a press of the release button, and it makes an audible click when the lens locks in place. The tripod foot is a nice addition, as the sometimes weighty glass can shift the center of gravity way in front of the NEX's petite body. It comes in a little cloth storage bag. I highly recommend this product.

[1.4x] I was able to adapt all my old Minolta MD lenses to my Lumix GH3. The adapter has solid construction and provides a snug fit for adapting lenses. It is great to use all those old, very good lenses.

[0.31 lb] My Minolta MD lenses were gathering dust in the closet. Now I can put them to use on my recently purchased Sony a6000. I've already used the adapter to compare the lenses from each system to one another. Although, I do have to manually focus the Minolta lenses.

[Metal, Brass] This adapter I use to connect a Minolta Macro MD to a Canon T5i,it's ease of use is awesome.

[Nikon Z] This has given a second-life to my old Minolta lenses.

[Aluminum] I've had one of these adapter for a few years now purchased not long after buying my A6000. I have a collection of Minolta Rokkor MC & MD lenses that I wanted to use along with an original Vivitar Series 1 70-210 f3.5 macro zoom & a 400mm f6.3 Soligor Tele-photo both Minolta MC/MD mount. The lens with the poorest image quality is the Soligor so I want to include an image taken with this lens & the Vello adapter today November 16, 2021 The image is un-cropped but it has been resized from 6000x4000 to 2700x2160 & saved at 150dpi. The flowers were about 15 metres away (about 49 feet) and due to the aps crop factor the full frame equiv would be 600mm. There is an ant on one of the flowers & it's quite recognisable. Image details: Manual focus - 1/250 sec at f8.0 ISO-200 all manual settings & I used a monopod to help with camera shake as no in body stabilisation in my A6000 I am now thinking of buying another of these Vello adapters along with the version that has Macro capabilities. Highly Recommended - I bought & paid for this adapter with my own money & this review is not sponsored by any company or person

[Hasselblad X] Using this on FF Sony. Bought this to explore some options for a variety of my older Minolta MF lenses. I am still learning the best ways to use the Tilt function to proper effect. The image circle of many of my Minolta MD glass seems to be large enough to cover all but the most extreme shift functions without vignette. APS-C would have little to no problems. If you have some Minolta MD mount glass left from your manual focus days, I would suggest it.