That AI voice was unbearable. And what was up with constantly showing different types of lenses many of which were not even Minolta? I have absolutely no faith in any of the information in this video.
Your section on the 28mm f/2.8 switches between images of the correct lens and a Nikon lens, and then at the end of the segment refers to it as an f/1.4 lens. 🥴
Por lo que aquí veo... dudo que usted haya probado estas lentes y que las haya tenido alguna vez. Lo que hizo fue buscar en internet información sobre estas lentes y las puso en un video, teniendo, por cierto, varios errores.
This was my impression too. I had to translate, which is roughly this: "From what I see here... I doubt you have tried these lenses and ever owned them. What he did was search the internet for information about these lenses and put them in a video, having, by the way, several errors." There doesn't seem to be any first-hand knowledge here, just copying other sources.
@@tarzanxx I started with a Sony a100 camera and a Minolta 7000i, with some Minolta lenses. Over the years I have researched a lot of information on Minolta lenses, apart from my own experience, and this review has no soul, it only scratches the surface of various reviews which, in turn, may perhaps be copies of copies... but clearly this user does not bring a real experience.
I don't think so... the 10 lenses above aren't the best lenses... they are only average. Best Minolta AF lenses are: 16mm F2.8 Fisheye, 28mm F2 RS, 35mm F2 RS, 50mm F1.4 RS, 85mm F1.4 RS or Limited D, 100mm F2, 100mm F2.8 Macro, 80-200mm F2.8 HS APO G, 200mm F2.8 HS APO G, 200mm F4 Macro, 300mm F2.8 HS APO G, 400mm F4.5 HS APO G, 600mm F4 HS APO G. These are the primes of Minolta AF-System... if you are looking for zoomes, then you should take theese ones: 35-105 F3.5-4.5 (first version), 80-200 HS APO G (white version)
@@cjewe1z restyled. The Original AF lenses were metal, the second generation restyled with the rubber focus and zoom ring and plastic lens body and for the ones that made it to the third generation the "D" classification had eight pins and additional smarts in the AF system as well as restyled zoom and focus rings. Some of the later lenses got better lens coatings as well like the 100-300 D APO.
can you use the minolta af 28mm 49mm on an pl mount cinema cam like the blackmagic ursa 12k? i would like to use some surrealistic or nostalgic lenses on this cam but i dont get it if that works.
For my opinion, the 10 best A-mount AF lenses: 1. Minolta 135/2.8 STF 2. Minolta AF 500/8 Reflex 3. Minolta AF 85/1.4 G D Limited 4. Minolta AF 1-3x/1.7-2.8 Macro 5. Minolta AF 28-70/2.8 G 6. Minolta AF 80-200/2.8 G HS 7. Sony 16-35/2.8 ZA II SSM 8. Sony 70-400/4-5.6 G II SSM 9. Sigma 50/1.4 Art HSM 10. Tamron SP 90/2.8 Di Macro G2
If you think 85mm f/1.4 the no.1, I think you don't have 100mm f/2, 135mm f/2 MD,35mm f/1.4 g ,35mm f/2, and also try 135mm stf,this quality almost same with md f/2. If you try those lenses your best rank will change dramatically.
At close to $7,000.00, one would have to be insane to purchase that 135mm F/2. When you could buy the Samyang 135mm F/1.8 for far less and it would optically blow it away.
Completely pointless to mix the manual focus SR mount with the A-mount and the images showed many lenses that were not Minolta, everything was very messy.
In 2023 I only recommending WHITE minolta lenses + couple of old school like 500 mirror, 100 & 50 macro, 70-210 f4, 80-200 f2.8 and black primes with light better than 2.8...
An AI review - utter c**p. Three different 35-105s pictured, including a Nikon. Starts the 70-210/4 section with a Vivitar. You couldn't make it up - except they did.
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1 . Minolta 85mm F/1.4
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2 . Minolta MC Rokkor 58mm f/1.2
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3 . Minolta 100-300mm
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4 . Minolta 35-105mm f/3.5-4.5
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5 . Minolta 70-210mm f/4
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6 . Minolta 28-85mm f/3.5-4.5
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7 . Minolta 100mm f/2.8 Macro
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8 . Minolta 50mm f/1.7
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9 . Minolta 28mm f/2.8
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10 . The Minolta 50mm Prime F1.7 Af Lens
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You don't have knowledge about Minolta.
Yeah I hate AI commentary so lasted about 20 seconds, appalling!👎
It seems as if everything in this video was done by A.I. It's showing a Vivitar lens at 04:05.
That AI voice was unbearable. And what was up with constantly showing different types of lenses many of which were not even Minolta? I have absolutely no faith in any of the information in this video.
With echo.
I started using minolta, I'm glad that there are still a lot of people interested in minolta
Your section on the 28mm f/2.8 switches between images of the correct lens and a Nikon lens, and then at the end of the segment refers to it as an f/1.4 lens. 🥴
You're talking to an A.I.
Por lo que aquí veo... dudo que usted haya probado estas lentes y que las haya tenido alguna vez. Lo que hizo fue buscar en internet información sobre estas lentes y las puso en un video, teniendo, por cierto, varios errores.
This was my impression too. I had to translate, which is roughly this:
"From what I see here... I doubt you have tried these lenses and ever owned them. What he did was search the internet for information about these lenses and put them in a video, having, by the way, several errors."
There doesn't seem to be any first-hand knowledge here, just copying other sources.
@@tarzanxx I started with a Sony a100 camera and a Minolta 7000i, with some Minolta lenses. Over the years I have researched a lot of information on Minolta lenses, apart from my own experience, and this review has no soul, it only scratches the surface of various reviews which, in turn, may perhaps be copies of copies... but clearly this user does not bring a real experience.
I don't think so... the 10 lenses above aren't the best lenses... they are only average. Best Minolta AF lenses are: 16mm F2.8 Fisheye, 28mm F2 RS, 35mm F2 RS, 50mm F1.4 RS, 85mm F1.4 RS or Limited D, 100mm F2, 100mm F2.8 Macro, 80-200mm F2.8 HS APO G, 200mm F2.8 HS APO G, 200mm F4 Macro, 300mm F2.8 HS APO G, 400mm F4.5 HS APO G, 600mm F4 HS APO G. These are the primes of Minolta AF-System... if you are looking for zoomes, then you should take theese ones: 35-105 F3.5-4.5 (first version), 80-200 HS APO G (white version)
135mm f2.8 is said to be very good also.
What is the RS classification for?
@@cjewe1z restyled. The Original AF lenses were metal, the second generation restyled with the rubber focus and zoom ring and plastic lens body and for the ones that made it to the third generation the "D" classification had eight pins and additional smarts in the AF system as well as restyled zoom and focus rings. Some of the later lenses got better lens coatings as well like the 100-300 D APO.
can you use the minolta af 28mm 49mm on an pl mount cinema cam like the blackmagic ursa 12k? i would like to use some surrealistic or nostalgic lenses on this cam but i dont get it if that works.
0.56 min first error: the focus ring of the Minolta 85mm F1.4 rotates during autofocus.
thank you for the video, can you tell me if the minolta af lenses are full frame? I want to use them for a Lumix s5 with a adapter. Thank you.
All Minolta af lenses are full frame except the ones with mark DT lenses, that special for APSC
For my opinion, the 10 best A-mount AF lenses:
1. Minolta 135/2.8 STF
2. Minolta AF 500/8 Reflex
3. Minolta AF 85/1.4 G D Limited
4. Minolta AF 1-3x/1.7-2.8 Macro
5. Minolta AF 28-70/2.8 G
6. Minolta AF 80-200/2.8 G HS
7. Sony 16-35/2.8 ZA II SSM
8. Sony 70-400/4-5.6 G II SSM
9. Sigma 50/1.4 Art HSM
10. Tamron SP 90/2.8 Di Macro G2
is all lenses compatible with Sonu A-mount Series
Yes
I think the 35mm f2 lens should have featured here as well. Matched with any Sony FF camera, it is a real joy to use.
Thank you. This is a great video also for new comer looking for cheap used quality lenses
"F-slash-4"??? :))) professional terminology!
Thank you. I appreciate my lenses more because of your video.
Could this be any more annoying? F slash 3.5 slash 4.8 slash slash slash… 😩
F slash 3.5 slash 4.8 slash slash slash…F slash slash slash slash…
If you think 85mm f/1.4 the no.1, I think you don't have 100mm f/2, 135mm f/2 MD,35mm f/1.4 g ,35mm f/2, and also try 135mm stf,this quality almost same with md f/2. If you try those lenses your best rank will change dramatically.
And Minolta 200mm f/2.8.
At close to $7,000.00, one would have to be insane to purchase that 135mm F/2. When you could buy the Samyang 135mm F/1.8 for far less and it would optically blow it away.
Completely pointless to mix the manual focus SR mount with the A-mount and the images showed many lenses that were not Minolta, everything was very messy.
😮 That voice ..... jesus christ
So irritating my system 😢
In 2023 I only recommending WHITE minolta lenses + couple of old school like 500 mirror, 100 & 50 macro, 70-210 f4, 80-200 f2.8 and black primes with light better than 2.8...
Hi, what's the problem that you have with this lens being reviewed?
@@princeharbinger I have NO PROBLEM with them, all I say that they are NOT up to standards for 2023. I have a lot old minolta lenses myself.
@@Jan-eh7nf Elaborate on what you mean by they are not up to 2023 standards.
An AI review - utter c**p. Three different 35-105s pictured, including a Nikon. Starts the 70-210/4 section with a Vivitar. You couldn't make it up - except they did.
I hate the ai voice
AI nonsense. I got 17 seconds in and left a thumbs down.