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Introduced in 1980 X mount was [[Fuji|Fuji's]] move from [[42mm_screw_lenses|screw mount]] to bayonet type mount. X mount lenses were discontinued in 1985. Fuji's lenses that utilized X mount were named X-Fujinon. | Introduced in 1980 X mount was [[Fuji|Fuji's]] move from [[42mm_screw_lenses|screw mount]] to bayonet type mount. X mount lenses were discontinued in 1985. Fuji's lenses that utilized X mount were named X-Fujinon. | ||
| − | Shown on the right is the Fujica-X bayonet mount. It has an aperture coupling lever that communicates it to the body and thus allows open aperture metering. Fuji produced lenses from 16 to 225mm for their X-mount. Although only in production for five years, there were even x-mount lenses being produced by third-party manufacturers, such as [[Sigma]]. | + | Shown on the right is the Fujica-X bayonet mount. It has an aperture coupling lever that communicates it to the body and thus allows open aperture metering. Fuji produced lenses from 16 to 225mm for their X-mount. Although only in production for five years, there were even x-mount lenses being produced by third-party manufacturers, such as [[Sigma]]. |
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| + | == Fuji == | ||
| + | '''prime''' | ||
| + | *35mm f3.5 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *55mm f1.6 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *55mm f1.8 (6 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *55mm f2.2 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
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| + | *19mm EBC f3.5 (11 elements in 5 groups) ø 72mm | ||
| + | *24mm EBC f2.8 (9 elements in 8 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *28mm EBC f3.5 (7 elements in 7 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *35mm EBC f1.9 (8 elements in 6 groupd) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *35mm EBC f2.8 (7 elements in 6 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *50mm EBC f1.4 (7 elements in 6 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *55mm EBC f1.8 (6 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *100mm EBC f2.8 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *135mm EBC f2.5 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 58mm | ||
| + | *135mm EBC f3.5 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *200mm EBC f4.5 (5 elements in 5 groups) ø 49mm | ||
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| + | *400mm EBC f4.5 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *600mm EBC f5.6 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *1000mm EBC f8 (5 elements in 5 groups) ø 49mm | ||
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| + | *16mm EBC Fisheye f2.8 (12 elements in 8 groups) w/4 built-in filters | ||
| + | *55mm Macro f3.5 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *85mm Soft Focus f4 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm | ||
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| + | '''zoom''' | ||
| + | *43-75mm f3.5-4.5 (7 elements in 7 groups) ø 49mm | ||
| + | *75-150mm f4.5 (12 elements in 10 groups) ø 62mm | ||
| + | *54-270mm f4.5 (15 elements in 12 groups) ø 82mm | ||
| + | *75-205mm EBC f3.8 (13 elements in 8 groups) ø 62mm | ||
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| + | ==Kominar== | ||
| + | * 135mm f2.8 | ||
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| + | == Makinon == | ||
| + | * 135mm f2.8 Macro | ||
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| + | == Sigma == | ||
| + | * 135mm f3.5 Mini-Tele | ||
| + | * 28-85mm f3.5-4.5 | ||
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| + | ==Soligor== | ||
| + | * 28-80mm Zoom | ||
| + | == Tou / Five Star == | ||
| + | *28-80mm F3.5-4.5 | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
*[http://www.pentax-manuals.com/fujica/fujica.htm Site dedicated to the Fujica 35mm SLR Cameras] | *[http://www.pentax-manuals.com/fujica/fujica.htm Site dedicated to the Fujica 35mm SLR Cameras] | ||
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The Fujica X mount lenses was a design of lens mount designed by the Fuji Photo Film Co. for use on their single-lens reflex camera designs. The X mount used a bayonet mount which flange focal distance was 43.5 mm. Introduced in 1980 X mount was Fuji's move from screw mount to bayonet type mount. X mount lenses were discontinued in 1985. Fuji's lenses that utilized X mount were named X-Fujinon.
Shown on the right is the Fujica-X bayonet mount. It has an aperture coupling lever that communicates it to the body and thus allows open aperture metering. Fuji produced lenses from 16 to 225mm for their X-mount. Although only in production for five years, there were even x-mount lenses being produced by third-party manufacturers, such as Sigma.
Fuji
prime
- 35mm f3.5 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 55mm f1.6 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 55mm f1.8 (6 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 55mm f2.2 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 19mm EBC f3.5 (11 elements in 5 groups) ø 72mm
- 24mm EBC f2.8 (9 elements in 8 groups) ø 49mm
- 28mm EBC f3.5 (7 elements in 7 groups) ø 49mm
- 35mm EBC f1.9 (8 elements in 6 groupd) ø 49mm
- 35mm EBC f2.8 (7 elements in 6 groups) ø 49mm
- 50mm EBC f1.4 (7 elements in 6 groups) ø 49mm
- 55mm EBC f1.8 (6 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 100mm EBC f2.8 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 135mm EBC f2.5 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 58mm
- 135mm EBC f3.5 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 200mm EBC f4.5 (5 elements in 5 groups) ø 49mm
- 400mm EBC f4.5 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 600mm EBC f5.6 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 1000mm EBC f8 (5 elements in 5 groups) ø 49mm
- 16mm EBC Fisheye f2.8 (12 elements in 8 groups) w/4 built-in filters
- 55mm Macro f3.5 (5 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
- 85mm Soft Focus f4 (4 elements in 4 groups) ø 49mm
zoom
- 43-75mm f3.5-4.5 (7 elements in 7 groups) ø 49mm
- 75-150mm f4.5 (12 elements in 10 groups) ø 62mm
- 54-270mm f4.5 (15 elements in 12 groups) ø 82mm
- 75-205mm EBC f3.8 (13 elements in 8 groups) ø 62mm
Kominar
- 135mm f2.8
Makinon
- 135mm f2.8 Macro
Sigma
- 135mm f3.5 Mini-Tele
- 28-85mm f3.5-4.5
Soligor
- 28-80mm Zoom
Tou / Five Star
- 28-80mm F3.5-4.5
