Does this lens support PDAF on the new A6000?
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Yes, this Sony Lens SEL20F28 supports phase detection AF on A6000. However, firmware upgrade are needed on this lens to make it work. Just a reminder that for this lens SEL20F28, currently we don't have the available firmware upgrade to A6000 for PDAF. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Yes. - It will have a field of view of around 38mm to 112mm on the a6000. In essence you will get more reach from it/lose some wideness compared to how it will look on a full frame camera... but yes, it will work perfectly, just a different look/feel compared to how it will look once you get a full frame camera.
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First of all, it's going to always be manual focus. I do have this adapter with A7, not A6000, but the only different would be the censor size. It's should work as expected on a6000. There is no glass/lens so it's should not effect any image quality.
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It is not possible to use this lens on a Sony A6000 as the lens is for Micro Four Thirds and the A6000 is APS-C. I got to try this lens and it is a beautiful M43 lens... maybe better (in my opinion) than anything Sony has put out yet (I am a Sony A6000 user.) But there are always trade offs.
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Hi William, Fast Hybrid AF will not work on the Sony A6000 Camera with the use of Sony SEL35F18 Lens. -Vincent
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You are correct. This SONY lens is an A-mount lens. You will have to purchase an adapter allowing the mounting of A-mount lenses on SONY E-mount camera bodies, including your A6000 APSC. The most recent SONY adapter for this purpose is the LA-EA4. It is advertised as an adapter for full-frame E-mount SONY camera bodies, but it appears to be also compatible with APSC E-mount cameras. You may want to do some research on the SONY site just to be sure. Getting back to this 50mm; you are likely to be very happy with its performance, particularly in low light circumstances. Have fun!
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The lens should work fine, but it will not autofocus on the D60. Only AF-S lenses autofocus on the lower end Nikon dslr's (D40/D40x/D60).
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Hi A.Gai, yes, it is compatible with the A6000 and will work without the adapter. Thanks_Mitch
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Yes, you can use A mount lenses on an a6000 with this adapter.Yes and no on autofocus. You will be able to autofocus motorized lenses, but it is a very slow process. You won't be able to focus the screwdriver lenses which are made to be driven by a motor in the camera body. I manually focus all lenses on the LA-EA1.
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See if the a6000 is apart of the e series sony lenses which I believe it is then the answer is yes! Hope that helps!
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Bought it months ago and it works just fine on the A6000. Using firmware version 1.1 if that helps.
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Hi Davies Chisenga, Flash model HVL-F43AM is not compatible on your A6000 camera. Vincent
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As far I'm concerned, it will work. The a6000 uses the Multi Interface shoe for the flash. https://presscentre.sony.eu/imagelibrary/detail.aspx?MediaDetailsID=270950Look that image
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Sigma makes an E-Mount version of the 60mm F2.8DN E lens that should work on the a6000. Just be sure to get the E-Mount version.
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Hi Shengkai, you can use the LAEA1 Lens Mount Adaptor on the Sony A6000 Camera. -Vincent
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The Odin for Sony product I have uses the Minolta style flash shoe that was common on older Sony cameras. I believe your A6000 uses the newer Multi-Interface hotshot.You may want to contact Phottix customer service to confirm which product to use on your gear.
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Yes I have this on my D60. It just screws into the 52mm thread on the front of the lens. I haven't used it for a while but I seem to remember that I couldn't use it with a filter attached. Not a big problem. I just had to take off the lens filter.