Mount facts#
- Mount
- Deckel (DKL)
- Maker
- Voigtländer / Kodak / Braun
- Type
- SLR
- Flange focal distance
- 45.70 mm
- Formats
- Full frame
- Electronic contacts / AF
- No (mechanical / manual)
- Production
- 1958–1977
About the Deckel (DKL)#
Bayonet of Voigtländer Bessamatic and Kodak Retina reflex cameras.
Deckel (DKL) lenses#
2 native lenses, widest to longest.
| Lens | Focal | Aperture | Format | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voigtländer Skoparex 1:3.4/35 | 35 mm | f/3.4 | Full frame | Standard prime |
| Voigtländer Color-Skopar X 1:2.8/50 | 50 mm | f/2.8 | Full frame | Standard prime |
Use Deckel (DKL) lenses on other cameras#
| Adapter | Possible? | Flange gap |
|---|---|---|
| Deckel (DKL) → Sony E-mount | Yes · manual | +27.70 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Canon RF | Yes · manual | +25.70 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Nikon Z | Yes · manual | +29.70 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Fujifilm X-mount | Yes · manual | +28.00 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Micro Four Thirds | Yes · manual | +26.45 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → L-Mount | Yes · manual | +25.70 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Canon EF-M | Yes · manual | +27.70 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Fujifilm G-mount | Yes · manual | +19.00 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Hasselblad XCD | Yes · manual | +27.56 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Nikon 1 (CX) | Yes · manual | +28.70 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Pentax Q | Yes · manual | +36.50 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Samsung NX | Yes · manual | +20.20 mm |
| Deckel (DKL) → Canon EF | Yes · manual | +1.70 mm |
Adapting basics#
A lens can be adapted with simple tube spacers when its flange distance is longer than the camera's. With 45.70 mm, Deckel (DKL) lenses can in principle go on bodies with shorter flanges such as Sony / Minolta A-mount, Rollei QBM, Samsung Kenox mount, Praktica B, Canon EF, Canon EF-S. Bodies with this mount can take lenses from longer-flange systems such as Leica R, KMZ Zenit DKL-mount, Contax N, Tamron Adaptall, Arri PL, Leica S, T-mount (T2), Mini T-mount.
Sources & licences#
- Wikipedia: Flange focal distance — CC BY-SA 4.0
- Lensfun mount compatibility data — CC BY-SA 3.0
Last updated October 03, 2026 · How we calculate · Sources