Difference between revisions of "Minolta V mount"
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|image_text= Minolta was the only camera maker that made a complete set of new lenses for its [[APS]] SLR cameras. Only three camera models got the lens bayonet that fits for these precious lenses: The [[Minolta Vectis S-1]], the [[Minolta Vectis S-100]], and the digital SLR [[Minolta RD-3000]]. All automatic control signals are given electronically to the lens barrel. Camera body and lens, both sides have the necessary electrical contacts. The image shows the Minolta Vectis S-1 with the 1:3.5/50mm macro V-lens. The flash bears a macro diffusor, and the lens is focused to nearest distance (23mm, magnification 1:2) . | |image_text= Minolta was the only camera maker that made a complete set of new lenses for its [[APS]] SLR cameras. Only three camera models got the lens bayonet that fits for these precious lenses: The [[Minolta Vectis S-1]], the [[Minolta Vectis S-100]], and the digital SLR [[Minolta RD-3000]]. All automatic control signals are given electronically to the lens barrel. Camera body and lens, both sides have the necessary electrical contacts. The image shows the Minolta Vectis S-1 with the 1:3.5/50mm macro V-lens. The flash bears a macro diffusor, and the lens is focused to nearest distance (23mm, magnification 1:2) . | ||
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| + | |rowspan=2|further lenses:<br/>22-80mm<br/>80-240mm APO<br/>50mm macro<br/>17mm<br/>56-170mm<br/>400mm (''400 Reflex'', mirror optics) | ||
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| + | ||28-56mm | ||
| + | ||25-150mm, images by Mike Ladell {{with permission}} | ||
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[[Category:Minolta|V mount]] | [[Category:Minolta|V mount]] | ||
[[Category:lens mounts]] | [[Category:lens mounts]] | ||
[[Category:Japanese APS]] | [[Category:Japanese APS]] | ||
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| Minolta was the only camera maker that made a complete set of new lenses for its APS SLR cameras. Only three camera models got the lens bayonet that fits for these precious lenses: The Minolta Vectis S-1, the Minolta Vectis S-100, and the digital SLR Minolta RD-3000. All automatic control signals are given electronically to the lens barrel. Camera body and lens, both sides have the necessary electrical contacts. The image shows the Minolta Vectis S-1 with the 1:3.5/50mm macro V-lens. The flash bears a macro diffusor, and the lens is focused to nearest distance (23mm, magnification 1:2) . |
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further lenses: 22-80mm 80-240mm APO 50mm macro 17mm 56-170mm 400mm (400 Reflex, mirror optics) |
| 28-56mm | 25-150mm, images by Mike Ladell (Image rights) |
