05-08-2011, 08:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-08-2011, 08:52 PM by Brightcolours.)
[quote name='joachim' timestamp='1304842363' post='8125']
Pancakes for mirror less are harder than for DSLR. On a DSLR you have between 1 and 2 cm extra distance between the mounting flange of the cam and the sensor. That helps keeping light rays less angled while the lenses are still small.
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And... "the" pancake lenses as a result will not just fit on a camera without that mirror box. Just like with micro 4/3rds and 4/3rds lenses and Sony A-mount lenses on NEX, you need an "extension tube" adapter which makes the camera just as deep again.
BTW, the distance between flange and sensor usually is about 4cm.
Pancakes for mirror less are harder than for DSLR. On a DSLR you have between 1 and 2 cm extra distance between the mounting flange of the cam and the sensor. That helps keeping light rays less angled while the lenses are still small.
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And... "the" pancake lenses as a result will not just fit on a camera without that mirror box. Just like with micro 4/3rds and 4/3rds lenses and Sony A-mount lenses on NEX, you need an "extension tube" adapter which makes the camera just as deep again.
BTW, the distance between flange and sensor usually is about 4cm.