Will this work with Sony a6000 and the E-mount 16-50mm lens?
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This should work perfectly with any E-mount lens, it works great with my Sony a3000.The price is extremely reasonable for this lens, which seems to be of very high quality and functions very well. Note that this lens is intended for portraits and other applications where you want the subject to be in sharp focus and everything elseblurred.
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The Sony adapter worked for my A65. Are you sure you have the Sony adapter?
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Thank you for contacting us. The item you are inquiring about is not compatible with the Sony a6000.
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i don't know about the a6000 but it did work on the nex 6 with out an adapter
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All Nikon lens mounts are forward and backward compatible. It will work fine with your a6000.
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When attached an A mount lens with LA-EA4 to Sony A6000,it works just like A mount lens on A mount camera,you wouldn,t know any difference at all.
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I'm using one of my dad's old minolta AF28-70 lens on my A65, so I'd think it should be fine. Sony absorbed (bought?) the Konica Minolta technology, so they advertise that they are compatible.
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Yes, it works for both a6000 and a7 series cameras. Autofocus works but not as fast/accurate as original E-mount lenses. Some people (like myself) might prefer using manual focus and use this adapter mainly for aperture control of Canon EF lenses. Without this adapter, there is no way of stopping down the aperture on Sony body, you could only shoot wide open all the time.
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Yes, the a6000 has the e-mount and the manual focus Minolta lenses are pretty much all MD mount.
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Yes, it can be used on the A6000 and I've done it. The mounts are the same.
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Sony's new Alpha line of E-Mount compact system cameras (a5000, a5100 and your a6000) should be compatible with all E-Mount lenses that were created for Sony's prior line of cameras (the NEXT series). So yes, this Sigma lens should work with your camera (just make sure you select the E-Mount version and not the Micro Four-Thirds version for Panasonic and Olympus compact system cameras).
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Assuming you mean could a Nikon or Canon LENS be used with the Sony a6000, the answer is YES, providing you purchase the correct adapter. This is one of the many reasons that make this camera so great to have. On some adapters, you lose autofocus. On other adapters, you can have autofocus, but lose the hi-speed autofocus this camera is so well known for. From what I know, NO QUALITY of the lens itself is lost. The better piece of glass you put on the adapter, the better the quality of the picture. Do not expect to put a cheap lens on this camera and come out with a superior photo. That said, because this is a crop frame camera, you can manage good photos with cheaper lenses because you are using, in essence the center of the lens and not the outer fringes where a lot of softening sometimes takes place. I have a Sigma 60mm DA art lens for portraits (no adapter needed) and the lens is so sharp you almost cut your self on it. In some cases, cheaper, softer lenses would be better at times, especially when taking portraits, in my humble opinion.
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Yes, the Sony A6000 have a Multi Interface Shoe, so the HLVF43M will work without issues.
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Sigma makes an E-Mount version of the 60mm F2.8DN E lens that should work on the a6000. Just be sure to get the E-Mount version.
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Yes, I have personally used this remote with the A6000. You may have to dig into the A6000's menu system to find the setting to activate the feature. Once configured, just press a button to activate the camera.
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Sony A6000 has E-mount lenses, so you need to look for E-mount to camera and EF- mount to lens side adapter.
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Yep. The confusingly named Sony alpha a6000 works with the e mount lenses that were made for the nex line.