Would this lens fit on a Sony alpha 5100? null

It will, just wont focus as fast as the 50mm 1.8 oss

Yes, all E-Mount Lenses are compatible with each other, whether full-frame 35mm or APS-C (crop sensor). However, The a5100 is an APS-C camera, so the focal length of the lens must be multiplied x1.5 to get the actual focal length for your camera. For example, a 28mm lens is 28mm focal length on a full frame camera, but on APS-C the focal length is 42MM (28 x 1.5).

Hi there! Yes. This lens will fit on a5100 but with restrictions: -The SteadyShot is not supported. -On standby in movie mode, and when recording movies, the lens goes into MF mode. If you update the camera system software to Version 3.10 or higher, AF will be enabled. -In Focus mode, AF-A cannot be selected. Focal plane phase detection AF is not supported. If you update the camera system software to Version 3.10 or higher, you will be able to use AF-A and focal plane phase detection AF. Regards, Vincent

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Answered by Carrion 6 years ago
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It will, just wont focus as fast as the 50mm 1.8 oss
Answered by TheWorkshop 6 years ago
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Yes, all E-Mount Lenses are compatible with each other, whether full-frame 35mm or APS-C (crop sensor). However, The a5100 is an APS-C camera, so the focal length of the lens must be multiplied x1.5 to get the actual focal length for your camera. For example, a 28mm lens is 28mm focal length on a full frame camera, but on APS-C the focal length is 42MM (28 x 1.5).
Answered by MelO 7 years ago
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Hi there! Yes. This lens will fit on a5100 but with restrictions: -The SteadyShot is not supported. -On standby in movie mode, and when recording movies, the lens goes into MF mode. If you update the camera system software to Version 3.10 or higher, AF will be enabled. -In Focus mode, AF-A cannot be selected. Focal plane phase detection AF is not supported. If you update the camera system software to Version 3.10 or higher, you will be able to use AF-A and focal plane phase detection AF. Regards, Vincent
Answered by SonyListens 7 years ago
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