I have old A mount lenses from the film days that I used with my Minolta Maxxum 9Xi camera. The lenses are the 28-105Xi and 100-300Xi lenses and are in great condition. How good/bad will the IQ be if I were to use these lenses on the A68? null

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Darwin · Accepted Answer

When Sony bought Konica-Minolta they made a good decision to keep using A-mount lenses. Sony users immediately have a lot of great lens to choose from Minolta's legendary lenses. And since Sony also kept the image stabilization inside the camera body and not in the lens ( unlike Nikon and Canon ), any lens you use would immediately become an image stabilized lens. On cropped sensor cameras, IQ would be good since most sweet spot is around the center anyway.

Answered by Darwin 9 years ago

SonyListens · Answer

Hi 9xilenses, please click the link, https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30086, to know which Konica MInolta lenses are compatible with Sony A-mount cameras. Thanks_Mitch

Rooster · Answer

According to Sony, i fit is a "A" mount.

But, I would find someone or go to a store and use their display model to find out

“I have old A mount lenses from the film days that I used with my Minolta Maxxum 9Xi camera. The lenses are the 28-105Xi and 100-300Xi lenses and are in great condition. How good/bad will the IQ be if I were to use these lenses on the A68?”

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