Kimunor 500mm adapted to the Sony A6000

Come watch a quick review of the Kimunor 500mm F8 Super telephoto lens adapted to Sony A6000. The Kimunor was made in Japan, and features a long light metal construction. I had to visit a few out of town thrift stores before finding this lens, and purchased it for $8.20. It has some cosmetic damage on the hood of the lens, but the glass is good. On an APS-C sized sensor this lens becomes a 750mm prime. My copy uses the Minolta MD mount, but I did see copies of this lens selling for other mounts as well. In this weeks episode we'lI take a look closer look at the lens, show off some of the lens features, do a few comparisons with the 45mm Rokkor-x, and take some sample photos and videos. Adapting vintage lenses can be an excellent way to acquire quality glass at a bargain price.

Kimunor 500mm F8
Lens Summary:
Lens made in Japan
Light metal construction
Aperture Range F8-F32
500mm Focal Distance
Minimum Focus 35 feet
Long focus throw
Two rings for setting aperture
Minolta MD Mount (made for other mounts as well)

Links
K&F Concept adapter:
https://www.amazon.com/Concept-Adapter-Minolta-E-Mount-NEX-VG10/dp/B00LECYONM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1470682555&sr=8-3&keywords=md+to+nex

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