elizabeth_larson

I'm willing to take the time to learn how to do it all manually,

ISO and all of that. I'm a fairly patient person and even

though it was a bargin, I'd still like to tinker with it.

I'm not quite I understand what you mean by "infinity

focusing". I'm a novice photographer. The problem in

having is finding the correct adapter for it. I'm not 100%

certain if I found the correct one(s). I don't mind shooting

manually, I've done it before without any major problems.

<p>Found two Minolta lenses at a local thrift store, did some research and according to everything I read there is a lens adapter I can use on my Nikon D40 SLR body to use the Minolta lenses. I went by a local camera shop, the woman told me they don't carry that adapter but told me it is an MD Minolta adapter and am having difficulty finding the correct adapter I even checked on B&H Photo and am unsure as to which one specifically. </p>

<p>Which brings me to my next question.</p>

<p>Found a KS Super II at the same thrift store, $20 (give or take). It is an SLR. Is there an adapter out there so I can use my Minolta lenses on that as well? The Super II has a K mount, that's about as much as I know about it currently. </p>

<p>The lenses I found are a mirror lens and a telezoom lens,I think that's what the camera store lady had told me. I know she said it is like my Nikon lens, 55-200mm lens.</p>

<p>Any information you can give me, would be greatly appreciated. :-)</p>