Difference between revisions of "39mm screw lenses"
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* Russian makers like [[Fed]] or [[Krasnogorsk]] | * Russian makers like [[Fed]] or [[Krasnogorsk]] | ||
* [[Voigtländer]] today, in the Cosina period | * [[Voigtländer]] today, in the Cosina period | ||
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| + | * [[Leica I/II/III]] | ||
| + | * [[Canon rangefinders]] | ||
| + | * Voigtländer [[Bessa]] | ||
| + | * Russian [[Fed]] and [[Zorki]] | ||
Some makers made cameras and lenses with a 39mm screw mount completely incompatible with the Leica one, because the flange-to-film distance is different. Two such systems are: | Some makers made cameras and lenses with a 39mm screw mount completely incompatible with the Leica one, because the flange-to-film distance is different. Two such systems are: | ||
* the [[Braun]] [[Paxette]] | * the [[Braun]] [[Paxette]] | ||
* the first [[Krasnogorsk]] [[Zenit]] models | * the first [[Krasnogorsk]] [[Zenit]] models | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 23 September 2005
The 39mm screw mount was introduced by Leica with the model I (C), and the lenses became coupled to the rangefinder with the model II (D).
Later the mount was adopted on many Leica copies and other 35mm rangefinder cameras. The Leica screw mount is 39mm diameter and 26 threads per inch, with rangefinder coupling.
The most important makers of 39mm screw lenses are:
- Leica
- Canon
- Zeiss, some rare lenses
- Nikon, some uncommon lenses
- Russian makers like Fed or Krasnogorsk
- Voigtländer today, in the Cosina period
The most notable bodies are:
- Leica I/II/III
- Canon rangefinders
- Voigtländer Bessa
- Russian Fed and Zorki
Some makers made cameras and lenses with a 39mm screw mount completely incompatible with the Leica one, because the flange-to-film distance is different. Two such systems are:
- the Braun Paxette
- the first Krasnogorsk Zenit models
