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Sony E PZ 18-105mm f/4 G OSS
Sony E, APS-C / DX
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digitec
2 weeks ago
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Yes, it is compatible with the Sony A7 IV, but in cropped APS-C mode. The lens is designed for Sony E cameras in APS-C format, whereas the A7 IV is a full-frame camera; it therefore works, but without covering the entire sensor.
In practice, this means that you lose part of the sensor surface and the equivalent focal length becomes around 1.5× longer.
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digitec
6 months ago
No, the E PZ 18-105mm f/4 G OSS is not compatible with the Canon EOS 600D. This lens is designed for the Sony E mount and is intended for Sony cameras with an E mount, while the Canon EOS 600D uses Canon's EF-S mount, which is completely different and incompatible.
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Of course it is. It's an APS-C lens and the A6000 is also an APS-C format camera.
No, because the camera in question has an E-mount for lenses and this one has a G-mount for cameras. Either an adapter would have to be used between the two or simply leave it directly. According to internet research, an 18-200 mm lens is included in the scope of delivery.
Former user
8 years ago
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Yes this has a power zoom. fantastic for video but also great stills. Used it with my a6300 but aslo with the A7rii (great combination for the super 35). Totally recommended.
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I have an a6000 and I can highly recommend the lens. It has become my go-to lens. I also have the 50mm 1.8, I think it's great, but I use it mainly when the zoom is out of the question in low light.
Former user
10 years ago
Technically yes, the lens mounts on the A7II body.
However, only the central part of the sensor will be used in this case - in 'crop' mode - which reduces the resolution of the body drastically and turns the lens into a 27 - 157.50 mm. This is a pity.
I advise you to use only FE lenses - F for Full-frame 24x36mm - which cover the entire sensor.
Former user
7 years ago
No, the full-frame lenses have FE in the name instead of just E.
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good evening dear Cornelia, first of all I hope you have a nice holiday, now to your question, yes I actually meant this Sony FE 24-70mm f/4 ZA OSS Zeiss link here: Sony FE 24-70mm f/4 ZA OSS Zeiss or am I misunderstanding you now? There is a similar 16-70mm but that would be for the smaller sensor. Send me a link if you mean another lens, maybe I'm misunderstanding you.
Greetings Karl
Yes, this lens is compatible with the Alpha 6000.
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