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Shooting the Sony NEX-5N & 50mm f1.7 Konica Minolta MD Lens (manual focus) via Adaptor

Minolta — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:36:11 +0000

Shooting the Sony NEX-5N & 50mm f1.7 Konica Minolta MD Lens (manual focus) via Adaptor

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Minolta MD 50mm 1:1.7

Minolta — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 16:46:21 +0000

Minolta MD 50mm 1:1.7

Fungus or Dust?

???? SONY ALPHA SLT + MINOLTA 50MM 1,7 FULL HD TEST GÜTERZUG ????

Minolta — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 17:38:20 +0000

???? SONY ALPHA SLT + MINOLTA 50MM 1,7 FULL HD TEST GÜTERZUG ????

SONY ALPHA SLT A33 + MINOLTA 50MM 1,7 1080i 1920 x 1080 FULL HD TEST DURCHFAHRT GÜTERZUG NAUMBURG – BAD KÖSEN

Panasonic GH1 w/ Minolta 50mm Lens -24p Test .mov

Minolta — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 17:35:46 +0000

Panasonic GH1 w/ Minolta 50mm Lens -24p Test .mov

Panasonic w/Minolta 50mm Import 24p then Re-Export 24p/50 sharp

A Nifty Trick From The Sony Alpha a33 [ DSLT-A33 Tested With Minolta F/1.7 50mm Prime Lens ]

Minolta — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 16:38:16 +0000

A Nifty Trick From The Sony Alpha a33 [ DSLT-A33 Tested With Minolta F/1.7 50mm Prime Lens ]

What you’ll see here are two test videos with the same exact settings, only changes are the focus from Auto to Manual, exposure, lighting and the depth of field. If you want to try out this trick yourself, here is how to do it. 1. Set the camera to Manual Focus (the switch either on the base of the lens mount or on the lens itself). 2. Focus on where your subject will be. You can optionally invoke the Focus Magnifier function to do this. 3. Set your camera to “A” (Aperture Priority) mode and choose your f/stop via the front control dial. Record away! You will hear and see the f/stop of the lens close down when recording mode starts. When your camera starts to record video, it will also use the currently set white balance, creative styles, exposure lock, exposure compensation, AF area (if you’re autofocusing), and metering mode. So you still do have quite a bit of latitude to get your footage to look the way you want. You’ll notice a difference quickly in how your video looks, as I hope you’ll see the differences in my test clips. They may not be good, but it helps. And at least to my knowledge, this works with Picture mode as well, even though you have the ability to adjust the exposure in Picture mode.