The Adapter for Minolta MD/MC/SR Rokker Lenses to Pentax Q Mount Mirrorless Cameras from FotodioX allows a Minolta MD/MC/SR Rokker lens to attach to a Pentax Q-series camera body. Adapting a larger format lens to a smaller format sensor provides optical as well as practical advantages. The smaller image field helps minimize the effects of lens distortion and aberration by using the center or "sweet spot" of the larger lens' image circle, thus providing edge-to-edge sharpness.

Although the lens will fit physically, automatic diaphragm, auto-focusing, or other electronic functions will not operate correctly while using this adapter. Manual or aperture priority mode must be used when this adapter is attached. Its all-metal design and polished surface provide smooth mounting and long lasting performance.

Adapts Minolta MD/MC/SR Rokker Lens to Pentax Q-Series Camera Body

The leaf spring design in the adapter holds the lens tight to the camera body ensuring there is no play between the camera and the lens.

Built-in aperture controller

All-metal design; brass with stainless steel finishing

Infinity Focus Guaranteed

Supports TTL flash metering

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this also work with a Minolta Rokkor PF lens?

A: Technically the FotodioX Mount Adapter for Minolta SR/MD/MC-Mount Lens to Fujifilm X-Mount Camera should work with most Minolta Rokkor PF lenses, That lens series is MD. But the manufacture of the adapter does not list what specific lenses work with it.

Q: 2. I have old Minolta at lenses(x700) looking for an adapter to canon EF mount! Please let me know what options do I have. Thanks

A: I bought the photodiox md to e.g. and works great. I have a set of lenses from Minolta xd7 and they get an awesome image quality.

Q: 3. Is the interior of adapter barrel flocked?

A: Yes the interior of the FotodioX Adapter for Minolta MD/MC/SR Rokkor Mount Lens to Sony NEX Mount Camera is flocked to reduce reflections.

Q: 4. Can I focus to infinity with this adapter with Sony A7?

A: I have had no problems with Minolta lenses not focussing to infinity using this adapter, but each lens is slightly different so just check with each lens before shooting.

Q: 5. Are minolta mc adapters compatable with nikon f mount cameras ?

A: Yes, there are adapters for MC to Nikon F. Click on the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/995092-REG/fotodiox_md_nk_g_pro_nikon_f_mount_lens.html

Q: 6. the 1.4x is to adjust for moving the length of the lense correct? i see a lot of huff saying the adaptor is adding a crop factor to their lenses but i thought it was an adjustment. i do believe there will be some light loss as well. is that correct?

A: The 1.4x lens is to achieve infinity focus and there is a 1.4x crop factor on a full frame camera. You will lose about 1-2 stops of light.

Q: 7. Is there an adapter that allows connecting Canon EF lenses to Minolta SR body? I have a Minolta bellows that I would love to connect to my Canon 7D II. I guess I could use my existing Minolta lenses with it, but I have newer Canon lenses I would prefer to use.

A: Sorry there is no adapter for you to use your canon ef lenses to minolta sr mount

Q: 8. I have a multiple Canon EF lenses for my DSLR and would like to use them on a Minolta srT200 body. Is this adaptor the right one for this application?

A: No, this adapter is for using Minolta lenses on a Canon EOS body.

Q: 9. Does this work with analgic Minolta SR lenses to Sony E mount?

A: The FotodioX Mount Adapter for Minolta SR/MD/MC-Mount Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera does work with Minolta SR mount lenses

Q: 10. Came with zero documentation. Description says can remove corrector lens, but w/o exact instruction on how I wont. SO HOW? Or am I missing paperwork?

A: To remove the magnifying glass from the Fotodiox mount adapters, first one needs a marcofiber cloth or a lens tissue. With protective material, grip the glass firmly in one hand, and the adapter edge with the other hand. Then one needs to rotate the adapter clockwise, while holding the glass still. The ring has quite a few threads so it may take many turns before the magnifying glass separates from the adapter. Be careful because the magnifying glass consists of 3 sections. Put the parts in a safe place, because one may be interesting in putting the adapter back together again.