Vivitar lenses.

Just-Clayton

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A customer of mine gave me some old vivitar and Minolta equipment. I found an adapter for the vivatar lenses to my 3100. I thought I would give it a try. I will keep you posted.
 

Just-Clayton

Senior Member
To my surprise when I was going through the lenses I came across an adapter that workrded on my cameras. It doesnt have a locking mechanism on it and is loose. I was able to get it to work to see if it was worth investing a new adapter. This shot was done on a tirpod using the vivitar 85-205mm and 2x converter.
 

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Just-Clayton

Senior Member
Just ordered the adapter rings. I had to order 2 because one has an infinite lens. The 28mm and the 50mm lenses wouldn't focus in with the adapter I had. I figure if I ever sell the 3100 it will have a lot of lenses to go with it. The zoom is heavy. But, focus is better then the Tamron 70-300 and has very little chromatic abberation.
 

Will V|Photography

Senior Member
Nice. Being an old lens gives the image that sort of feel as if it was taken with a film camera in the 80s/90s. Well, that's my take on it anyway. Gives me motivation to keep an eye out for some older lenses at the local flea market.
 
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