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Well,
I think I will be going another way until Sony releases some decent 55-200 or 70-300 lense that is worth buying. Also the 30mm Sigma lense that has been leaked looks as an interesting choice. In the meantime, I think I will be going for a M42 adapter that can give me much of the flexibility I'm looking for to get unexpensive lenses, even though I will have to use it in full manual mode (or AV priority at least). So, i found many adapters on ebay, from 11 to 150USD. I will not buy a 150USD adapter as it's way too expensive, but I am willing to look into the 10-50USD range. How can I know if the adapter will work properly? The 11USD ones seem quite similar to the 50USD ones. Is it worth giving a try for a cheap one? |
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GadgetInfinity makes good stuff. They make adapters for lots of different lenses to NEX bodies.
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Sure you can get the official sony lenses. They are light, and pretty good, though somewhat expensive.
I have a box full of minolta MD mount lenses, which (while heavy) are very cheap, and very effective. I'll post some later, but here is a my Avenon 200-500 See my new thread(s) for images Last edited by SnapCrazy; Jul 30, 2011 at 10:28 AM. |
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