no!
i bought one....doesn't appear compatible
I'm using Quantaray QB-350A with Konica FP-1. I also have a NIkon F100 and wondering if I can use this flash on my Nikon. If I look at the bottom of the flash seems like it can be use with any film camera. Wahyu
nope, not any single DSLR directly or with adaptor up to today, and will be ever.
No, they do not. The Minolta XD-7, up to the X-700 takes the Minolta MD-type lenses. There are no digital slr cameras that will take an MD-mount lens. Only a camera hacker would be able to make an adapter out of spare parts in order to fit a specific dslr, and even then, the labor costs alone would be tremendous.
The AF 'A' Mount Minolta lenses work on the Sony, also sigma and tamron do a range of lenses to fit Sony Alpha models.
All Minolta AF, KM and Sony A-mount lenses All Tamron lenses with A-Mount All recent Sigma and Tokina lenses with A-Mount
Yes, the SONY ALPHA series of DSLRs have the MINOLTA mount. When Sony took over the Minolta business line, they continued the proprietary MINOLTA lens mount and the Minolta flash shoe, which are unique- that is, ONLY A MINOLTA OR SONY LENS OR FLASH WILL FIT A SONY ALPHA camera. There might be some drawbacks, however. Depending on the focal length, year of production, number of electronic contacts, and type of Minolta AF lens (check the number of gold contacts on the side of the lens that goes into the camera), some of the lenses that have more that five (5) contacts might not work perfectly with the SONY Alpha camera. This is because most of the MINOLTA lenses with 7 or more contacts are POWER ZOOMS- that is, they zoom in and out if you twist the lens grip/ body under power from the camera. SONY has NOT continued this technology, and so the POWER ZOOM MINOLTA LENS will definitely not zoom in and out if mounted on a SONY ALPHA camera body. In its final years of production before the SONY takeover, MINOLTA made so many lenses with so many technological features (such as the POWER ZOOM) built into the lenses themselves. But don't worry...the best thing about having good old MINOLTA AF lenses is that they WILL fit a SONY ALPHA DLSR body. It's up to you to play with the combination of lenses and camera bodies to see what ANTIQUE (Minolta lens) you can still use with a SUPER NEW (Sony Alpha) camera. That's where most of the fun of photography is.
DSLR is an abbreviation, therefore has no abbreviation DSLR stands for "Digital Single-Lens Reflex"
Jesus did not have a Sony DSLR
That depends on the lens that is mounted on the Sony A33 DSLR.
Both are excellent cameras. The Sony is a continuation of the Minolta camera legacy, and all Minolta DSLR lenses (and some film lenses) will fit most Sonys. Nikon has probably the broadest range of available accessories; one major online vendor carries over 200 different Nikon lenses. If you plan to get into photography in a big way, Nikon is probably the best bet. Otherwise, either will do a good job for you. The writer is unbiased, as he uses Pentax cameras.
Olympus SZ is a digital point and shoot camera, it is not a DSLR camera.