Konica AR-mount
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The Konica AR camera lens mount was introduced in 1965 with the Konica Autoreflex (Autorex on the Japanese market), along with a range of lenses. It features a comparably short flange focal distance of 40.50 mm for a 35 mm film SLR camera. Its diameter is 47 mm.[1] The focal range of Konica Hexanon lenses went from 21mm to 1000mm; at the start one zoom was offered.[2][3] The Konica AR mount SLR system was discontinued in late 1988.
AR-mount (of the Hexanon 3.5/ 28 mm)
AR-mount (side view of the Hexanon 3.5/ 28 mm)
For Konica-lenses with the older F-mount adapters were available.[4]
See also[]
- Konica F-mount
External links[]
- The Konica AR System on konicafiles.com
- Konica on Camerapedia.org
- Konica SLR system 1960-1987
- Konica on Camera-wiki.org
References[]
- ^ buhla.de, Konica Auto-Reflex 1965-1968, Technical Data. Retrieved 6 November 2020].
- ^ hifi-archiv.info/Foto, Konica Auto-Reflex, catalogue pages 6 and 7 (German). Retrieved 8. November 2020.
- ^ buhla.de, Konica SLR lenses 1960-1987, Konica Hexanon Zoom Lens Size 24x18 47-100 mm / 1:3.5. Retrieved 8 November 2020].
- ^ buhla.de, Konica SLR lenses 1960-1987. Retrieved 6 November 2020.
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