Guía de monturas
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Fotos, distancias de registro y rasgos de identificación de 155 monturas de objetivo. Útil al elegir un objetivo, una cámara o un adaptador.
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Altix made cameras from 1938 to 1958.
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- Breech-lock mount (Altix). [1]
The 50mm f/3.5 Cintar can be used as an enlarger lens. Not the same mount as the later C lenses.
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- 38 mm screw thread, used on the post-war Argus Model 21. [1]
- Not the same mount as the later C lenses (C3: 33 mm). [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Robert Allen Kautz Photography
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- 33 mm screw thread, used on the Argus C3. [1]
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Zenza Bronica
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Zenza Bronica
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- Combination of a bayonet and a 57×1 mm screw thread. [1]
- Most lenses ("Small"): small inner bayonet, focusing via the helicoid on the body; "Large": large outer bayonet with its own helicoid. [2]
- Mostly Nikkor lenses (also Zeiss, Topcon and others). [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Zenza Bronica
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Zenza Bronica
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- Raised round red dot on all EF lenses. [1]
- Electrical contacts only, no mechanical levers or pins. [1]
- The bayonet sits on the lens (the reverse of FD). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Canon EF lens mount
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- Mirrorless APS-C mount (from 2012), flange 18 mm. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- EF family: electrical contacts only, no mechanical levers. [1]
- Flange 44 mm, for APS-C bodies (from 2003). [2]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Canon EF lens mount · [2] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- No silver locking ring: square release button, the whole lens rotates when mounting. [1]
- Line up the dots on lens and body, then turn until it clicks. [1]
- Aperture ring with a green "A" (automatic exposure). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Canon FD lens mount
Breech-lock mount.
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- Breech-lock: silver locking ring, looks very similar to FD. [1]
- On FD bodies, metering works only stopped down. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Canon FD lens mount
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Canon RF lens mount
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- Most Canon rangefinders use the Leica screw thread (M39×26 tpi). [1]
- Only the earliest Canons had the "J-mount" M39×24 tpi. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: M39 lens mount
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- Bayonet of the Canon EX1/EX2 VL camcorders. [1]
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- On FD bodies, usable only with manual aperture. [1]
- Canon R/FL/FD: same 48 mm throat, breech-lock or bayonet. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Canon FD lens mount · [2] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts
Short-lived autofocus mount.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Aaton PL-40: breech-lock, flange 40 mm. [1]
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- Arriflex bayonet, flange 52 mm. [1]
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- Large format PL (2018, Alexa LF), flange 44 mm. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- Breech-lock, 64 mm throat, flange 52 mm. [1]
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- Bayonet for 2/3" broadcast cameras (3-CCD). [1]
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- Mitchell BNCR: breech-lock. [1]
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- Bolex mount (breech), different flange from C-mount. [1]
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: C mount
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- 0.625" × 32 tpi screw thread, mainly on 8 mm film cameras. [1]
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- Bayonet, 46 mm throat. [1]
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
4-hole for 8mm, 3-hole for 16mm.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Bayonet; lenses have NO aperture ring, the aperture is set on the body. [1]
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- Medium format 6×4.5 (from 1999), flange 64 mm. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- Breech-lock design with an electromechanical AF coupling ("screwdriver"). [1]
- Lenses have NO focus ring. [1]
- G1: 5 contacts; the 35 to 70 mm requires 7 contacts. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Contax G
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- Bayonet for the Kyocera Contax N autofocus SLRs (55 mm throat). [1]
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- Bayonet that looks very similar to Pentax K. [1]
- Zeiss MM (from 1984): smallest apertures in green; AE (older): numbers in white. [2]
- Yashica ML/MC (multicoated) and DSB (single coated) use the same mount. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Contax
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- Breech-lock; the aperture ring is on the camera, not on the lens. [1]
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- Breech-lock (Carl Zeiss Jena), flange 54 mm. [1]
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- Bayonet with a 38 mm throat. [1]
- Automatic lenses have a button on a protruding arm that sits over the camera's shutter release (front left). [2]
- Same bayonet as Topcon RE, but a different aperture coupling. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Exakta
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Breech-lock bayonet; black painted bayonet on the G690BL. [1]
- Every lens has its own Seiko #0 leaf shutter. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Lallement: Fujica G690
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- The lens is fixed to a lens board (no separate mount). [1]
- Electronic Seiko leaf shutter in every lens; focusing with a bellows on the front standard. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Fuji GX680
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- Medium format mirrorless (GFX, from 2017), flange 26.7 mm. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- Bayonet for Fujifilm X mirrorless (APS-C, from 2012). [1]
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- Fujica X bayonet (35mm film SLR, until 1985), 49 mm throat. [1]
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- Multi-start screw thread (not a bayonet). [1]
- No shutter in the lens (focal plane shutter in the body). [1]
- Standard lens: Kodak Ektar 80 mm f/2.8. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Lenses for Hasselblad
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Lenses for Hasselblad
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- Bayonet; every lens has its own leaf shutter. [1]
- C lenses (1957): Compur shutter, chrome until 1972, black after that; CF (1982): Prontor; F lenses (1978): no shutter. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Lenses for Hasselblad
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- Medium format mirrorless (Hasselblad X, from 2017). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- 40 × 1 mm screw thread (not M42!). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Pentacon Six System: Praktina
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Fuentes: [1] Pentacon Six System: Praktina
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- Bayonet (Kiev 10 / 15 SLR). [1]
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- Soviet SLR mount (Start, 1958 to 1964), flange 42 mm. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Deckel (DKL) bayonet, looks very similar to Voigtländer Bessamatic. [1]
- Retina lenses do not fit Voigtländer bodies directly (different lug shape). [2]
- Lenses by Schneider-Kreuznach and Rodenstock. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: DKL-mount
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- Bayonet, 47 mm throat. [1]
- Aperture ring with "EE" (yellow from 1965 to 1967; green from about 1973) or a green "AE" (1974 to 1982). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Konica AR-mount
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- Bayonet (predecessor of AR; fits AR bodies with an adapter). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Konica AR-mount
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- 39 mm × 26 tpi screw thread (Whitworth). [1]
- Do not confuse with M39×1 (Soviet / Zenit): a small difference, but it causes problems. [2]
- Zenit SLRs use the same 39 mm thread but a 45.2 mm flange. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: M39 lens mount · [2] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Leica M-mount · [2] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Leica R bayonet
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- Two sloped cams (for SL/SL2 metering). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Leica R bayonet
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Leica R bayonet
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- Older lens with a third, stepped R-cam added. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Leica R bayonet
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- Stepped R-cam + electrical contacts instead of cam 1. [1]
- On converted lenses the sloped cams are removed → no longer fits a Leicaflex. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Leica R bayonet
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- Bayonet; lenses with or without a leaf shutter. [1]
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- L-Mount bayonet, inner diameter 51.6 mm, flange 20 mm. [1]
- Full frame version of L-Mount; mechanically and electronically compatible with TL. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikiwand: L-Mount
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- L-Mount (originally "T-mount", 2014 Leica T), APS-C version. [1]
- TL lens on a full frame body → crop mode. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikiwand: L-Mount
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- Visoflex I: M39 screw thread; Visoflex II/III: Leica M bayonet. [1]
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- Medium format 6×6 rangefinder (1989 to 1995). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- Bayonet; the shutter is in the body. [1]
- Some "N/L" lenses have their own leaf shutter with a PC sync socket. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Mamiya 645
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- AF lenses have NO aperture ring. [1]
- AF lenses do not work on manual 645 bodies (the other way round they do). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Mamiya 645
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- 645 bayonet; manual lenses also work on AF bodies. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Mamiya 645
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- Bayonet (6×7 rangefinder). [1]
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- Bayonet for the Mamiya/Sekor ZE series; electronic successor of the CS mount, only partly compatible. [1]
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- Mamiya breech-lock bayonet. [1]
- Mechanical leaf shutter in the lens, cocked by the body; cable release socket on the lens. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Mamiya RB67
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- Mamiya breech-lock bayonet. [1]
- Electronic Seiko #1 leaf shutter in the lens. [1]
- RB lenses (fully mechanical) fit the RZ in "L" mode. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Mamiya RZ67
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- Upper and lower lens come off together as one unit. [1]
- The lower lens holds the aperture and leaf shutter (Seikosha/Seiko); focusing with a bellows on the body. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Mamiya C
Note: do not confuse with the Leica 39mm screw thread, they are NOT compatible.
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Robert Allen Kautz Photography
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- Same A-mount: 5 or 8 contacts; "D" on the lens = distance encoder. [1]
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- Bayonet with 3 lugs. [1]
- MC: coupling cam on the aperture ring; MD: extra tab that passes on the smallest aperture. [1]
- Later MD lenses: lock on the smallest aperture. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Minolta SR-mount
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- Minolta V bayonet for Vectis APS SLRs and the Dimage RD-3000. [1]
Combination of a 44mm screw thread and a bayonet; Miranda lenses can have either.
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- Built-in CPU with contacts (5 pins on older screw drive AF). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Nikon F-mount
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- Bayonet, 40 mm throat (CX format mirrorless, 2011 to 2018). [1]
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- Built-in Silent Wave Motor; usually 7 contacts. [1]
- "G" versions have NO aperture ring; "E" = electromagnetic aperture. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Nikon F-mount
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- Coupling ridge (AI ridge) on the aperture ring. [1]
- Coupling prong with holes; double row of aperture numbers (ADR). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Nikon F-mount
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- Notch ("lens type signal notch") in the bayonet ring. [1]
- Smallest aperture (usually f/22) in orange. [1]
- Double row of aperture numbers. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Nikon F-mount
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- Bayonet with 3 lugs; the lens locks anticlockwise (seen from the front). [1]
- Solid coupling prong ("rabbit ears") without holes. [1]
- One row of aperture numbers; no cutout on the aperture ring. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Nikon F-mount
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- IX-Nikkor AF zooms only for the Pronea APS SLR; not usable on other F bodies (except with mirror lock-up). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Nikon F-mount
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Dedicated Nikonos mount, waterproof (underwater camera). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Nikon F-mount
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Micro Four Thirds
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
Also known as Four Thirds (4/3).
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- 9 electrical contacts, flange 38.67 mm. [1]
- Mechanically almost identical to the OM bayonet, but a shorter flange. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Micro Four Thirds · [2] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts
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- Micro Four Thirds: 11 contacts, throat about 38 mm. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Micro Four Thirds
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- Bayonet, 46 mm throat. [1]
- Aperture ring at the FRONT of the lens. [2]
- Depth of field preview button on the lens. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Olympus OM system
Based on the OM mount.
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- OM-707 AF lenses cannot be focused by hand. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Olympus OM system
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Olympus Pen F
Developed by Zeiss. Variants used by the Kiev 88 and Exakta 66.
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Pentacon Six · [2] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts
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- Breech-lock (Carl Zeiss Jena). [1]
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- Bayonet: releases with the release button after just under a quarter turn (M42 takes several turns). [1]
- Pentacon's own design, not compatible with other mounts; lenses are called Prakticar. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Praktica
Rare.
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- 37 × 1 mm screw thread (Asahiflex, 1952 to 1957). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
Universal screw thread (Pentax, Praktica, Zenit, Yashica and others).
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- 42 × 1 mm screw thread. [1]
- Do not confuse with T-mount (42 × 0.75 mm). [1]
- Fujica and Olympus FTL lenses have a protruding tab and do not screw in fully on regular M42 bodies. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: M42 lens mount
Recognisable by the aperture lever.
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- Pin in the mount that closes the aperture when the body presses it. [1]
- Often an A/M switch for working stopped down. [1]
- SMC Takumar: extra lever for open aperture metering. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: M42 lens mount
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- Bayonet for the Pentax Auto 110 (13×17 mm film). [1]
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- Bayonet, 61.2 mm throat. [1]
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Bayonet, 72 mm throat. [1]
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Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Pentax K-mount
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- 6+1 contacts and a small AF drive shaft (screw drive). [1]
- "A" setting on the aperture ring (inherited from KA). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Pentax K-mount
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- Like KAF, plus 2 extra power contacts in the bayonet ring (power zoom). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Pentax K-mount
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- Like KAF2, but WITHOUT the AF drive shaft (SDM/DC motor in the lens). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Pentax K-mount
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- Bayonet, flange only 9.2 mm (mirrorless, 2011 to 2019). [1]
Petri also used M42. Some Petri lenses with a Pentax K mount were made by third parties (including Cosina).
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Robert Allen Kautz Photography
Screw mount for 6x6 medium format cameras.
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- 40.5 × 0.75 mm screw thread. [1]
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- Breech mount, exclusive to the Ricoh 999 rangefinder (also sold as Anscomark M). [1]
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- M26 × 0.5 screw thread: all Robot models except the Royal. [1]
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- Bayonet: only on Robot Royal models. [1]
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Quick Bayonet Mount (QBM). [1]
- From 1974 (SL350) an extra mechanical metering coupling; early SL35 lenses lack it. [1]
- Also used by Voigtländer VSL 2/3, Rollei SL2000F and 3003. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Rolleiflex SL35
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- Bayonet, flange 102.8 mm. [1]
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- Bayonet, flange 74 mm. [1]
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- Bayonet (APS-C mirrorless, 2010 to 2015). [1]
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- Flange only 6.95 mm; 1" sensor (2014 and 2015). [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
The first version had an extra bayonet lug for heavy lenses; dropped from the SD14 onwards. Early MF bodies used Pentax mounts.
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- Inner bayonet that looks like Pentax K, but is NOT compatible. [1]
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Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: Minolta A-mount system
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- Bayonet, inner diameter 46.1 mm, flange 18 mm. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Sony E-mount
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- Same E bayonet; FE = full frame lenses. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Flange focal distance
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- Exakta bayonet; automatic lenses with a button on an arm above the shutter release. [1]
- Topcon used the same bayonet as Exakta. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: Exakta
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- Same bayonet as Exakta, but a different automatic aperture mechanism. [1]
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- Bayonet for cameras with a leaf shutter behind the lens. [1]
Komura had two systems; this is the 47mm screw adapter, similar to T-mount.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
Essentially a T-mount with an aperture pin; adjustable. Do not confuse with M42.
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- T-mount base with an automatic aperture coupling. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: T-mount
Soligor's own interchangeable mount system, similar to Tamron Adaptall.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
Screws onto telescopes, mirror lenses and preset lenses; no automation. NOTE: do not confuse with M42 (different pitch, never compatible).
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- 42 × 0.75 mm screw thread (NOT M42 × 1). [1]
- Purely mechanical, no automatic aperture. [1]
- T-2 (Soligor): two rings with 3 small screws, body part rotatable. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Wikipedia: T-mount
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- Interchangeable mount with a ratchet collar and a white alignment arrow; set the aperture to f/5.6 to swap. [1]
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- Adaptall (1973) / Adaptall-2 (1979 to 2006): same lens side, flange 50.7 mm. [1]
- Adaptall-2 adapter: positioning pin at the top, signal lever on the left, pin at about 7 o'clock, aperture lever at the bottom. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Flynn Graphics: Tamron Adaptall
Predecessor of Adaptall; held on the lens with a large ring.
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- Adapt-A-Matic (1969 to 1973), not interchangeable with Adaptall adapters. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Flynn Graphics: Tamron Adaptall
Tokina lenses from the 1960s; very similar to Komura.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
Topman (early 1980s), aperture specific interchangeable mount.
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
Deckel mount, predecessor of the Retina Reflex DKL mount.
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- The leaf shutter sits behind the lens → the whole lens can come off. [1]
- Deckel (DKL) bayonet; makers changed the lug shapes so lenses from other DKL systems do not fit. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: DKL-mount
Deckel mount, predecessor of the Retina Reflex DKL mount.
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- Deckel variant with the aperture ring in the lens (not in the body). [1]
- First DKL bayonet (1956); compatible with the Braun Colorette Super II. [2]
Fuentes: [1] Cornell: Alphabetical List of Camera Mounts · [2] Wikipedia: DKL-mount
Oriented slightly differently from the Praktica standard: automatic apertures from other brands may not work, and vice versa.
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- Oriented slightly differently from the Praktica standard. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Robert Allen Kautz Photography
Same modified M42 as the variant above.
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- Same modified M42 as the other Edixa variant. [1]
Fuentes: [1] Robert Allen Kautz Photography
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Aún no hay rasgos verificados. Usa la foto y las medidas.
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- Bayonet, 47 mm throat; older than the M42 Yashicas (1962). [1]
No se han encontrado monturas con estos filtros.
Fotos: Robert Allen Kautz Photography