Can I use this lens on Sony A6300? null

Yes, this is a perfect lens for your Sony, says this owner of an a6300. The hardest choice is choosing between this and the Sony 35mm f1.8. For photo-primarily shooters I would suggest this excellent Sigma (rated the #2 in sharpness for the e-mount system, second only to the newer Sigma 16mm f1.4 wide angle lens for e-mount). There are lots of discussions about this lens on YouTube. There were once some focus-lag issues at its release, but this has been fixed with a firmware release. For photo+video users, the slight nod goes to the Sony, which lets in a little less light and is not quite as sharp, but DOES have image-stabilization that is handy for your video. The cost differential favors the Sigma and varies between $60 and $110, depending on whether or not Sony is offering rebates (this summer Sony has offered $50 rebates on the 35mm in May/June and now August). One final nod to the more expensive Sony: it is over an inch shorter, thus making it nice for walkabout, all-purpose use. It really is a tough call... But by all means this is a great lens for your Sony a6300.

yes it will fit with no issues.

yes you can! but be mindful the A6300 do not have IBIS

No, you can't use this lens with a Sony A6300.

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Yes, this is a perfect lens for your Sony, says this owner of an a6300. The hardest choice is choosing between this and the Sony 35mm f1.8. For photo-primarily shooters I would suggest this excellent Sigma (rated the #2 in sharpness for the e-mount system, second only to the newer Sigma 16mm f1.4 wide angle lens for e-mount). There are lots of discussions about this lens on YouTube. There were once some focus-lag issues at its release, but this has been fixed with a firmware release. For photo+video users, the slight nod goes to the Sony, which lets in a little less light and is not quite as sharp, but DOES have image-stabilization that is handy for your video. The cost differential favors the Sigma and varies between $60 and $110, depending on whether or not Sony is offering rebates (this summer Sony has offered $50 rebates on the 35mm in May/June and now August). One final nod to the more expensive Sony: it is over an inch shorter, thus making it nice for walkabout, all-purpose use. It really is a tough call... But by all means this is a great lens for your Sony a6300.
Answered by OregonianStuckInIndiana 7 years ago
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yes it will fit with no issues.
Answered by GeoATez 6 years ago
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Yes that is what I'm using.
Answered by Bill 6 years ago
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yes you can! but be mindful the A6300 do not have IBIS
Answered by Strix09 6 years ago
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No, you can't use this lens with a Sony A6300.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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