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Help-a-newb day: Adapting SLR lenses to DSLR camera body? (Konica)
Hi everyone! I am new here, and have been reading for a while. I do have a few questions that I couldn't find answers to, or at least not ones that I could easily understand... Please help a newb? 
I inherited the following film equipment about 11 years ago:- 2 Konica Autoreflex T3
- Konica Hexanon Teleconverter AR 2x
- Konica Macro Lens Adapter AR
- Konica Hexanon AR 24mm F2.8
- Konica Hexanon AR 35mm F2.8
- Konica Hexanon AR 50mm F1.4
- Konica Macro-Hexanon AR 55mm F3.5
- Konica Hexanon AR 135mm F2.5
- Konica Zoom-Hexanon AR 70~150mm F4
I took some classes back in college, but I've only been using cheapo digital cameras ever since. Recently, I have been comtemplating going back to film. Since I already have the equipment, I might as well use it, right? Well... Seeing my brother play around with his Canon DSLR made me want to explore that avenue as well.
I was told that in order for my lenses to work on a DSLR I would have to ''adapt'' them since the depth of Konica SLR lenses is different than the other brands. I also could not find a Konica/Minolta DSLR... Is there one model I should specifically search for? (Used obviously, since well, they don't make cameras anymore, thanks Konica!) If not, I did find this website that explains how to adapt the lense to another brand of camera.
Do you think it's worth looking into it or would I be better off buying a DSLR and lenses altogether?
Thank you! 
N.
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11-21-2011 10:05 PM
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Last edited by 2WheelPhoto; 11-21-2011 at 10:08 PM.
Reason: dslr
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Thank you for the links! I had bookmarked them already. I guess I will go back to reading those pages again.
Hopefully I'll get it.