optical viewfinder for Sony RX1 or RX1R - Photo.net
Mar 11, 2014 · It's also a lot less ugly than the EVF. Right now Sony has a promotion in which you can get the OVF for $300 if you bundle it with a new RX1 or RX1R. Sure, no bargain, but better than its original $600 price.</p>. <p>Obviously it does not articulate like the EVF. And you cannot see shooting information when using the OVF.
Suggestions for Nikon D80 Replacement - Nikon - Photo.net
May 12, 2015 · Well over two stops. In fact, the resolution of DX sensors relatively increased even more (24MP on a smaller sensor = smaller pixels), and yet the light capturing abilities still are way beyond a D80. Or D90. The current day 24MP DX cameras are OK at ISO3200, the 24MP FX cameras one stop more.<br>.
Eyecup for Sony A900 - Sony/Minolta - Photo.net
Posted March 28, 2009. <p>.</p>. <p>It's an "Eyecup for Sony A900" thread in the Sony / Minolta SRL forum.</p>. <p>If anyone wants me to have a Sony Alpha, please send me one. In the meantime, I'm happy with my Minolta SLRs, including Minolta Alpha (and an original Polaroid Alpha, the FIRST autofocus SLR before Minolta's Alpha, by the way), and ...
K & F Concepts Sony camera to Nikon lens adapter - help
Oct 13, 2024 · The correct definition of minimum aperture is the smallest 'hole' size that the lens is capable of. I.e. at the highest f-number - f/16, f/22 etc. and, just to make it clear, showing the darkest image. Maximum aperture, OTOH, means the biggest hole size, smallest f-number and gives the brightest image. K+F's aperture control adapter for Nikon G ...
Nikon DX lenses on Sony A6000 - Nikon - Photo.net
Nov 18, 2014 · PhotoNet Pro. 234. Posted November 18, 2014. <p>I'm a Nikon D90 shooter with a variety of DX lenses (i.e. 50mm 1.8D, 85mm 1.8D, 55-300 4.5-5.6G and a Tamron SP 90mm 2.8m). I would like to add a smaller camera to be kept in my car for occasional use. The Sony A6000 with the 16-50mm lens is attractive for its size and many features.
Batteries for Minolta Hi-Matic F - Sony/Minolta - Photo.net
Posted March 21, 2005. Your Hi-Matic F originally used a pair of RM-640 1.4 volt mercury batteries, which are no longer made. The same sized 640's are still made in alkaline-based batteries, but are rated at 1.5-1.55 volts. These replacement alkalines can usually be found at stores selling electronics. Another option is to use two pairs of 357 ...
35mm Voigtlander lens for E-mount - which one? - Sony/Minolta
Sep 23, 2024 · 15.5k. Posted October 22 (edited) The Samyang native Sony AF 35mm f/1.8 is quite compact and lightweight. My old 35mm f/1.4 MF Samyang lens was designed for a Nikon DSLR, and adds the weight of an adapter when used on my Sony bodies. So not a fair comparison with any made-for-Sony lens at all.
Old Minolta flashes still useable? - Sony/Minolta - Photo.net
Posted October 28, 2018. howardstanbury said: That 5600HS flash is digital-compatible and superseded the 5400 which was made for film cameras. That conversion shoe does the job, but film era flashes are not fully compatible because the way of calculating flash exposure changed fundamentally. OK, thanks for that info.
Steady Shot - Sony/Minolta - Photo.net
1.9k. Posted July 26, 2009. <p>The Steady Shot feature is one of the main reasons I don't shoot Nikon or Canon. Every lens I shoot with is stabilized. With Canon or Nikon, you have to buy stabilized lenses. I don't carry a tripod with me to weddings, and I regularly shoot handheld down to 1/8 sec. and get sharp shots with my A700.
Minolta Xi lenses - Sony/Minolta - Photo.net
Jun 29, 2010 · Posted July 1, 2010. <p>Yes, the 35-200 xi was one of the better xi lenses, but intially they were quite expensive. A weakness of the 28-105 xi was its lack of close focusing. Also, the xi lenses when used manually, have a type of "power focus" which many find awkward to use. FWIW, Minolta offered a later version of the 28-105 that was "i ...