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02. Aug 2025
Hard to find parts at a reasonable price...
Hard to find parts at a reasonable price.
03. Jun 2006
Best Minolta Zoom for the Money
28 von 29 finden das hilfreich This Minolta Lens has the perfect range if you want to take great portrait pictures, and still have the abillity to get close to your subject without spending alot of money.
The picture quality and function is as good or better than most expensive aftermarket lenses costing considerably more(excluding the APO versions).
APO lenses are the sharpest but will cost you 4 to 5 times the price of this lens.
Like all Zoom lenses it wanders a bit on the top end in auto focus mode,this is usually due to lighting factors since the camera uses contrast of distant subjects to focus in certain conditions and focal lengths.The use of manual focus is best when shooting subjects at great distances and in less than optimal lighting.
Also sharpness tends to be lost at max zoom, but this is pretty common of all non-fixed focal lenses.The solution IMO would be to overlap your lenses by at least 5-10mm so you won't be at the max focal length of your lens. This should preserve image quality and sharpness of any lens.
This is a Macro lens with a 1:4 magnification. IMO it is near impossible to use for this purpose since min. focus distance is 1.5 meters, unless you want close-ups of larger objects. A fixed lens with a shorter min. focus distance would be more appropriate for true macro photography.
I rated this lens 4/5 because it's a good all around lens for most photography situations.
It didn't score 5/5 because its not an APO version.
Pros
Quality,design and performance at a realy good price.
This(D)lens works (with Film /Digital camera if equiped) to meter lighting when using a (D)flash unit.
Focal length is further multiplied by 1.5-1.6 crop factor making this lens a 110-450mm when used on a 5D or 7D.
Cons
Loss of sharpness at top end of zoom range.
Not an APO.
I have been a long time fan of Minolta since my first camera (SRT 201) which I still use, and it works like it did the day I purchased it.To me that says alot about quality. They have never let me down. That is why I continue to use their cameras and lenses.
Minolta has put much effort into the design of their products, and quality control is consistent throughout production. Though not considered by most photographers to be professional level gear,they still have the reputation and credit of being the first at many new design innovations and features long before their competitors.It is sad to see them leaving the consumer imaging market.
03. Jun 2006
Best Minolta Zoom for the Money
28 von 29 finden das hilfreich This Minolta Lens has the perfect range if you want to take great portrait pictures, and still have the abillity to get close to your subject without spending alot of money.
The picture quality and function is as good or better than most expensive aftermarket lenses costing considerably more(excluding the APO versions).
APO lenses are the sharpest but will cost you 4 to 5 times the price of this lens.
Like all Zoom lenses it wanders a bit on the top end in auto focus mode,this is usually due to lighting factors since the camera uses contrast of distant subjects to focus in certain conditions and focal lengths.The use of manual focus is best when shooting subjects at great distances and in less than optimal lighting.
Also sharpness tends to be lost at max zoom, but this is pretty common of all non-fixed focal lenses.The solution IMO would be to overlap your lenses by at least 5-10mm so you won't be at the max focal length of your lens. This should preserve image quality and sharpness of any lens.
This is a Macro lens with a 1:4 magnification. IMO it is near impossible to use for this purpose since min. focus distance is 1.5 meters, unless you want close-ups of larger objects. A fixed lens with a shorter min. focus distance would be more appropriate for true macro photography.
I rated this lens 4/5 because it's a good all around lens for most photography situations.
It didn't score 5/5 because its not an APO version.
Pros
Quality,design and performance at a realy good price.
This(D)lens works (with Film /Digital camera if equiped) to meter lighting when using a (D)flash unit.
Focal length is further multiplied by 1.5-1.6 crop factor making this lens a 110-450mm when used on a 5D or 7D.
Cons
Loss of sharpness at top end of zoom range.
Not an APO.
I have been a long time fan of Minolta since my first camera (SRT 201) which I still use, and it works like it did the day I purchased it.To me that says alot about quality. They have never let me down. That is why I continue to use their cameras and lenses.
Minolta has put much effort into the design of their products, and quality control is consistent throughout production. Though not considered by most photographers to be professional level gear,they still have the reputation and credit of being the first at many new design innovations and features long before their competitors.It is sad to see them leaving the consumer imaging market.