Aaron F
I've got a Canon AE-1 Program (ancient I know) and I want to get some new lenses for it but how do I know which ones are compatible?
Answer
Look up KEH Used Cameras. They have a section for Canon FD system. They have a lot of lenses for sell and they have a return policy. You have a classic camera which is better than any digital now a days.
Look up KEH Used Cameras. They have a section for Canon FD system. They have a lot of lenses for sell and they have a return policy. You have a classic camera which is better than any digital now a days.
Canon Rebel XT Lens Compatibility ?
Alex
Hi, I'm just starting to get into Photography and I found out my dad has an old Minolta Maxxum 9000AF with a plethora of lenses. I want to buy a Canon Digital Rebel XT.
Will the lenses that my dad has work with my new Canon ?
Thanks ^^
Answer
Minolta lenses will only work on the Sony A100 digital SLR and Konica-Minolta dSLR cameras. (Minolta merged with Konica, and then Sony took them over. The KM models are pretty old by now.) Even then, I'd not recommend using any manual focus lenses.
The Canon XT and the newer XTi are better cameras than the Sony A100 but Canon can only use their own lenses and third party lenses (by Sigma, Tamron, Tokina, etc.) specifically made for the Canon EF lens mount. I wouldn't muck around with adapter rings.
If using you father's Minolta lenses would save you a small fortune, give the Sony some consideration. Otherwse just get the Canon - it's a great camera.
You can find in-depth reviews for both models at dpreview.com and Steve's Digicams (the exact links are in my profile information).
Minolta lenses will only work on the Sony A100 digital SLR and Konica-Minolta dSLR cameras. (Minolta merged with Konica, and then Sony took them over. The KM models are pretty old by now.) Even then, I'd not recommend using any manual focus lenses.
The Canon XT and the newer XTi are better cameras than the Sony A100 but Canon can only use their own lenses and third party lenses (by Sigma, Tamron, Tokina, etc.) specifically made for the Canon EF lens mount. I wouldn't muck around with adapter rings.
If using you father's Minolta lenses would save you a small fortune, give the Sony some consideration. Otherwse just get the Canon - it's a great camera.
You can find in-depth reviews for both models at dpreview.com and Steve's Digicams (the exact links are in my profile information).
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