Voigtlander’s Adapter for Sony E Mount Cameras–Nikon F Mount Lens (Black) allows you to mount a Nikon F mount lens to a Sony E mount camera, such a NEX-3, NEX-5, NEX-5N, or NEX-7. Adapter does not provide electronic communication between the camera and the lens–works with manual focus and exposure. Price: ~$179.00.Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter Guide; A-Mount Lens Guides. what would you recommend for a sigma 24-70 2.8 lens for Sony a7iii? Reply. Jay says: May 27, 2021 at 9:19 am. E mount = the type of mount that Sony mirrorless cameras use. Example: The A7ii and the A6300 both use the same E mount lens. But the A7ii is a full-frame sensor body while the A6300 is a APS-C sensor body. FE Lens = There is no such thing as an FE mount, but there are FE lenses that is developed for use with Full-Frame E mount bodies (like
Introduction The Tamron 2.8/28-75 Di III RXD is the first third party E-Mount autofocus zoom lens. I am excited about this lens because it defines a milestone for the E-Mount system: until now, we only had a choice between Sony’s budget line, Samyang and the other (super-)expensive Sony/Zeiss options. The three classic third party manufacturers … Continue reading Long Term Review: TamronFotodioX Adapter for Canon EF to Sony E-Mount (with Iris Control) ($70) This Fotodiox adapter allows Canon EF lenses to attach to Sony E-Mount cameras. This adapter also has a built in iris control which allows for some degree of control over the light coming in from the lens. Canon EOS lenses use an electronic aperture which will not function Sony interchangeable-lens cameras give you a choice between two mount standards: A-mount and E-mount. A-mount and E-mount lenses are also available, and you can combine these lenses and mounts as shown in the table below. What are the differences between A-mount and E-mount lenses? Lens mount: E-mount ISO range: 50 to 204800 (extended) Viewfinder: 2.36m dots Sony A7III review: Performance. Good low-light results ; Effective eye autofocus ; Dependable battery life ;
The reason you can't adapt E-mount lenses to your A-mount camera is the same reason you can't adapt rangefinder lenses to a dSLR--the flange distance. The flange distance is the distance from the image plane that the lens is held by the lens mount.
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jlg84 wrote: I'm starting to consider getting a Sony Alpha a7rii body to use with my rather large selection of Canon L-lenses with EF mounts. I understand that there are adaptors by people like Metabones and now Sigma that allow the use of Canon-mount lenses on the Sony, but I am not convinced that it will work well enough to be worth it.