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Colton, lovely photo. So delightful and fancy free.
Thank you, Maiku.
Colton, lovely photo. So delightful and fancy free.
Well, I finally received my Minolta 85mm f1.4 AF. This lens is amazing. Recently, I have added Minolta's 100/2.8, 85/1.4, 50/3.5 and 35/2 to my kit. These lenses are outstanding. I do not have any Minolta G series lenses. I cannot imagine them being any better than the ones I just listed!
You have several of Minolta's best lenses. The "G" term came later and was not applied to the earlier versions of the 85/1.4 and 35/1.4, two lenses that I recently sold. But most users consider these "G" lenses because the optical designs were essentially the same as the later versions. The later G versions added flash distance detection (two extra electrical contacts on the lens mount end) , designated "D" on the lens, and wider/slotted focusing rings. Other excellent Minolta lenses such as the 35/2, 28/2, and 100/2.8, while not designated G, are much sought after, reflected in the used lens pricing.


Well, I finally received my Minolta 85mm f1.4 AF. This lens is amazing. Recently, I have added Minolta's 100/2.8, 85/1.4, 50/3.5 and 35/2 to my kit. These lenses are outstanding.
Transportation by Vic Stewart, on Flickr
Virgin Gorda, The Baths by Vic Stewart, on FlickrSony a7 with 85/1.4 or 70-210/4
ferider,
The LA-EA4 adapter is great. I find auto-focus fast enough to get great my fast moving kids. I am happy I bought a7 and LA-EA4 to use with my Minolta glass.
Stairway by Vic Stewart, on Flickr
Calla Lily by Vic Stewart, on Flickr


