Images of the first Minolta Vectis V-Mount to E-mount adapter.

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SAR reader John sent me these pictures and the following text:

This is my [shoplink 38055 ebay]Minolta Vectis V-Mount APS film camera[/shoplink] lens to Sony E-Mount adapter, you got exif, aperture control and manual focus with this adapter. Those lenses are fully electronically, including  electronic focus ring and electronic aperture.
The picture attached shows [shoplink 38056 ebay]V17mm f3.5[/shoplink] and [shoplink 38057 ebay]V400mm f8 reflex[/shoplink] attached on A7.
I made this for fun, currently it’s not for sale.

I spoke a bit of John and if there is some interest in such an adapter he may could make some of them for our readers. So let me know if you are interested to get some of those!

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