Sony LA-EA2 User manual

The world’s rst, Mount Adaptor with Translucent Mirror Technology
provides fast and accurate AF for both stills and movies. Built-in AF
motor allows AF with A-mount lenses.1, 2
Specications
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• World’s rst, mount adaptor to be equipped with Translucent
Mirror Technology
• Provides Full-time Continuous Phase Detect AF to E-mount
cameras
• AF motor allows A-mount lenses to be used with E-mount camera
bodies.1,2
• High speed and accurate AF are available for both still image and
video1,2
• Aperture drive mechanism enables AE with compatible A-mount
lenses2,3
Focus Control
Focus System TTL phase
detection system
Focus Points 15-point AF system
with 3 cross sensors
AF Modes Continuous AF,
Single-shot
Dimensions (Approx.)
Dimensions
(Approx.)
Approx.3 1/8 x 3
1/2 x 1 3/4 inches
(78.5 x 86.5 x
44mm)(WxHxD)
Weights and Measurements
Weight
(Approx.) 7.1oz (200g)
Accessories
Supplied
Accessories
Mount adaptor
Body cap /
ALC-B55
Rear lens cap /
ALC-R1EM
Carrying pouch
Features
Translucent Mirror Technology built-in
The LA-EA2 is the rst adapter in the world to include Sony’s exclusive Translucent Mirror
Technology and Phase Detect AF sensor.1
TTL Phase Detection AF for video and stills1,2
Allows your E-mount camera to enjoy high speed, accurate TTL phase detection auto focus for
both still and video capture.1,2
A-mount adaptor
The LA-EA2 Adaptor allows you to attach the full range of Sony A-mount lenses.2
AE support
An aperture drive mechanism enables AE with all A-mount lenses except teleconverters.3
LA-EA2

1. AF not available with STF lenses and teleconverters.
2. Teleconverter lenses and Minolta Xi lenses are not compatible.
3. Aperture setting for video capture is xed at the maximum aperture of the lens or F3.5, whichever is lower (AF-C).
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Features and specications are subject to change without notice. Non-metric weights and measures are approximate. /Updated: January 26, 2012