Talk:Konica

Long section headers

I don't know what was the official name used by the company for its SLR bayonet mounts. Recent edits seem to imply that they should be called "Konica Bayonet Mount I" and "Konica Bayonet Mount II". I only trimmed down the ultra-long section headers giving alternative names to these lens mounts, in order to keep the headers reasonably short. If alternative choices are possible, these should be explained in the main text. --Rebollo fr 04:16, 20 January 2009 (EST)

Leica screw lenses

After the most recent edits, the information on Konishiroku and Konica lenses in Leica screw mount is duplicated in the main page on 39mm screw lenses and in this page on Konica. This is not wanted, and will lead to various problems in the future. I think that these lenses deserve a page on their own. Because there was a huge gap between the two sets of lenses made in the 1950s and 1990s, I created two separate pages:

• Konishiroku lenses in Leica screw mount for those made in the 1950s
• Konica lenses in Leica screw mount for those made in the 1990s

Of course cross links will be added there. --Rebollo fr 04:30, 20 January 2009 (EST)

M mount lenses

I have just removed the following:

Leica Bayonet Mount lenses (M-mount): Several lenses were offered prior to the introduction of the Hexar RF in 2000, which used this same mount. We're seeking information on these lenses. If you can provide info, please do so.

It's obvious that the last two sentences don't belong in an article.

As for the assertion "Several [M mount] lenses were offered prior to the introduction of the Hexar RF in 2000, which used this same mount" (introduced in this edit by Amphoto1), no authority is given for it and I find it very hard to believe. I'm willing to believe that I'm wrong, if I'm pointed to evidence. So where is the evidence? -- Hoary 10:02, 2 April 2009 (EDT)