Want to Shoot Film with Sony Lenses? You May Want a Minolta a9 With SSM Support

If you look at the surviving DSLR manufacturers out there, you've got Canon, Nikon, Sony (Minolta) and Pentax. All of the brands have made big advancements and changes in the years since digital took over film, but none probably as much as Sony.

In fact, using a camera like a Canon 1v, Canon EOS Elan 7 or others are very straight forward and compatible with most of the newer lenses. Sony lets you do the same thing with the Minolta camera bodies, but if you want to utilize the SSM technology in some of the lenses then you probably need a Minolta a9 with SSM support. .

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2017-1-27 11:02

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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