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What is this mount with two buttons on side of Vivitar 75-205mm lens?


Will a “Sigma AF Telephoto 1:5.6 f=400mm Multi-Coated Lens Japan for Canon AF 072” work with Canon EF mount?What kind of mount does this Chinon 70-210mm AF Zoon lens have?Camera bodies with a EF-S mountWhat type of lens mount is this SOM Berthiot?Why does my Nikon say “lens not attached” with a Vivitar 650-1300 telephoto zoom lens?What is this old Zeiss Tessar lens, with a large mount ring with six holes?What kind of mount does this breech-lock Tair-3 lens use?What is this old 50mm f/1.9 lens?What is the mount on this Vivitar 85-205mm F3.8 lens?What budget DSLR would give me metering with adapted vintage C/Y mount lenses?






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I recently acquired this lens, but I cannot figure out the exact mount on the lens, does anyone know? I was told by the seller that it was for a Nikon camera. However, this mount looks nothing like the Nikon mount with the Rabbit ears.



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  • When asking lens identification questions, it's helpful to identify all the engraved lettering on and around the lens.

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  • Lens is made by Kiron. I had a copy with a Nikon mount. It was pretty sharp, but got rid of it because I prefer another lens that covers the same focal length. Here's a photo that was taken with it. (I agree with scottbb, your copy has OM mount.)

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I recently acquired this lens, but I cannot figure out the exact mount on the lens, does anyone know? I was told by the seller that it was for a Nikon camera. However, this mount looks nothing like the Nikon mount with the Rabbit ears.



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  • When asking lens identification questions, it's helpful to identify all the engraved lettering on and around the lens.

    – scottbb
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  • Lens is made by Kiron. I had a copy with a Nikon mount. It was pretty sharp, but got rid of it because I prefer another lens that covers the same focal length. Here's a photo that was taken with it. (I agree with scottbb, your copy has OM mount.)

    – xiota
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I recently acquired this lens, but I cannot figure out the exact mount on the lens, does anyone know? I was told by the seller that it was for a Nikon camera. However, this mount looks nothing like the Nikon mount with the Rabbit ears.



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I recently acquired this lens, but I cannot figure out the exact mount on the lens, does anyone know? I was told by the seller that it was for a Nikon camera. However, this mount looks nothing like the Nikon mount with the Rabbit ears.



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  • When asking lens identification questions, it's helpful to identify all the engraved lettering on and around the lens.

    – scottbb
    8 hours ago











  • Lens is made by Kiron. I had a copy with a Nikon mount. It was pretty sharp, but got rid of it because I prefer another lens that covers the same focal length. Here's a photo that was taken with it. (I agree with scottbb, your copy has OM mount.)

    – xiota
    4 hours ago


















  • When asking lens identification questions, it's helpful to identify all the engraved lettering on and around the lens.

    – scottbb
    8 hours ago











  • Lens is made by Kiron. I had a copy with a Nikon mount. It was pretty sharp, but got rid of it because I prefer another lens that covers the same focal length. Here's a photo that was taken with it. (I agree with scottbb, your copy has OM mount.)

    – xiota
    4 hours ago

















When asking lens identification questions, it's helpful to identify all the engraved lettering on and around the lens.

– scottbb
8 hours ago





When asking lens identification questions, it's helpful to identify all the engraved lettering on and around the lens.

– scottbb
8 hours ago













Lens is made by Kiron. I had a copy with a Nikon mount. It was pretty sharp, but got rid of it because I prefer another lens that covers the same focal length. Here's a photo that was taken with it. (I agree with scottbb, your copy has OM mount.)

– xiota
4 hours ago






Lens is made by Kiron. I had a copy with a Nikon mount. It was pretty sharp, but got rid of it because I prefer another lens that covers the same focal length. Here's a photo that was taken with it. (I agree with scottbb, your copy has OM mount.)

– xiota
4 hours ago











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I believe this is an Olympus OM mount lens. The lens release button and aperture stop-down button opposing each other are a dead giveaway. Also, unless I'm mistaken, the engraved lettering in the first picture says something like "for O/OM"... ?






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I believe this is an Olympus OM mount lens. The lens release button and aperture stop-down button opposing each other are a dead giveaway. Also, unless I'm mistaken, the engraved lettering in the first picture says something like "for O/OM"... ?






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I believe this is an Olympus OM mount lens. The lens release button and aperture stop-down button opposing each other are a dead giveaway. Also, unless I'm mistaken, the engraved lettering in the first picture says something like "for O/OM"... ?






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