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A lens mount is an interface, mechanical and often also electrical, between a photographic camera body and a lens. It is confined to cameras where the body allows interchangeable lenses.
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What mount is this 1.5 inch Taylor & Hobson Super Comat f1.9 16mm movie lens?
I bought this lens described as C mount and I bought a C to EOS M adapter, but the screw mount is too small for the inner diameter of the adapter as pictured here.
Can you please help me identify this …
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