The T2 lens mount, also known as T-mount or T-thread, is a standard for connecting camera lenses to cameras or other optical devices. It was developed by the company Tamron but has since been adopted as a universal mount for a wide range of cameras and optical equipment. Here are some key characteristics and information […]
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Tamron Adaptall is a lens mount system developed by the Japanese optics company Tamron. It’s designed to be a versatile and adaptable lens system that can be used with various camera brands and models. The key feature of the Tamron Adaptall system is its ability to be mounted on a wide range of camera bodies […]
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Dora Goodman is a creator of beautiful handcrafted and customised analogue film cameras. She’s always had an obsession with handmade objects, and cameras afford her many options to pursue that. She loves to design and build her own cameras from scratch. And for the last two years, Dora’s been working on an Open Source modular camera design that others can […]
Selling and searching on eBay I was contacted by Aleksandr Limberg, as he wanted to buy a Tamron autofocus lens from me. We started to negotiate and he told me the needed the helicoid to transform vintage lenses from the 50’s and 60’s to autofocus. I was very surprised an we started talking. He told […]
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In yesteryears many excellent lenses were made for camera’s of all shapes and sizes. And in those years many of those camera brands used even more lens mounts. No with adapters you can fit almost every lens to almst every camera so these lenses can be of use again other than collecting… These are some […]
Back in the Good Old Days, a number of cameras were designed to use the PX13 or PX625 mercury battery. Because the mercury battery’s voltage output was so reliable and constant, SOME (not all) of these cameras were built without any form of voltage reguation in the meter circuits. Now that mercury batteries are no […]
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