SLR lens mount

Konica F-mount mount

Everything about the Konica F-mount: flange focal distance, native lenses, cameras and which adapters keep infinity focus.

40.50 mm
Flange focal distance
1960
Introduced
SLR
System type
0
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Mount facts#

Mount
Konica F-mount
Maker
Konica
Type
SLR
Flange focal distance
40.50 mm
Formats
24×36 mm
Electronic contacts / AF
No (mechanical / manual)
Production
1960–1965

Adapting basics#

A lens can be adapted with simple tube spacers when its flange distance is longer than the camera's. With 40.50 mm, Konica F-mount lenses can in principle go on bodies with shorter flanges such as Four Thirds, Minolta V-mount, Nikon S / Contax RF, Contax RF-mount, Hasselblad XPan, Contax G. Bodies with this mount can take lenses from longer-flange systems such as Canon FD, Canon FL, Start, Minolta SR / MC / MD, Fujica X, Petri Bayonet, Canon EF, Canon EF-S.

Sources & licences#

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