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Originally Posted by Saturnine
I have question that someone on here may be able to help with. I have an old Fujica SLR that must be 40 / 45 years old by now and it has an Fujinon 50mm f1.8 lens mounted.
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Hi Jeff,
It would help to know if on the front of the lens whether it is labelled
X-Fujinon ? If so this indicates a bayonet mount and likely 43.5mm flange focal distance, otherwise it might be an older screw mount lens for which I'm not sure of the FFD, which is important in assessing if an adaptor is possible/available.
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Originally Posted by Saturnine
Is it possible to get a Fujinon to M42 adapter or Fujinon to EOS so that I could use the lens with my digital cameras.
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If it's Canon EOS (which Camera BTW?), then it has a 44mm FFD and so an interposing adapter isn't possible, given the Fuji mount's likley 43.5mm FFD since there is no available space to fit the adpater (in fact there is NEGATIVE 0.5mm, not even counting the thickness of the adpater, i.e: not enough). When I say it's not possible, it isn't possible using a simple mechanical adapter, BUT one could possibly try and find/make an adpater WITH OPTICS, but I doubt that exists or would be economicaly viable to customise.
Maybe an M42 mounting would be possible depending on what camera/s your were planning to use it with. It could work on say an astrocamera or mirroless camera which typically have much shorter Flange Focal Distances than DSLRs. So that begs the question: what other cameras were you thinking to use it with?
Best
JA