This reference only publishes mount pages with a specific maker or standards-body source. Other planned mount families remain in the research queue.
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Canon RFCanon EOS R mirrorless; RF-S is an APS-C lens family within this mount→Canon EFCanon SLR lens mount; an EF-EOS R adapter is needed on EOS R→Canon EF-SCanon APS-C SLR lens family; check body and adapter restrictions→Canon EF-MEOS M mount; excluded from Canon's EF-EOS R adapter support→Nikon ZNikon mirrorless mount; F lenses require an FTZ route→Nikon FNikon SLR lens mount with several AF and aperture generations→Sony ESony mirrorless mount; APS-C and full-frame lens coverage differ→Sony ASony/Minolta SLR-family mount; LA-EA adapters have body-specific limits→Fujifilm XFujifilm APS-C mirrorless mount→Fujifilm GFujifilm GFX medium-format mount, distinct from X mount→Pentax KPentax SLR mount with several AF and aperture generations→Pentax 645Pentax medium-format SLR mount; the 645Z uses a 645AF2 variant→Pentax QSmall-sensor interchangeable-lens Q mount, distinct from Pentax K→Leica MM-mount manual lens family; Fujifilm documents a dedicated M-to-X adapter→L-MountAlliance mount shared across supported full-frame and APS-C systems→Micro Four ThirdsMirrorless Four Thirds standard; optional functions can vary by maker→Four ThirdsEarlier SLR standard; Four Thirds lenses can use an MFT adapter→Contax GZEISS identifies the Contax G camera mount and an autofocus connection on its historical Biogon T* 2.8/21 data sheet; adapted operation requires an exact adapter and clearance check→C-mountThe Imaging Source specifies a 1-inch, 32-TPI thread and 17.526 mm flange focal distance; CS-mount shares the thread but uses a shorter 12.526 mm distance→ARRI LPLARRI LPL is recorded as a distinct mount label in manufacturer product data. It does not establish every lens-body feature or a safe adapter route.→
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