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100: 112: 124: 474: 527: 308:, so lenses designed for 35 mm film could not be used with their native field of view without additional optics used. Implementing a telecompressor helped to mitigate these limitations. One effect of a telecompressor is that it reduces the diameter of the 287:
of the imaging system. As the addition of the telecompressor will increase the necessary back focus, the original focal length will increase by a certain amount, and then this new focal length would be used in the above formula.
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system that has a combination of mirror and lens, the determination of reduction is more complicated, due to the fact that the telescope has a
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Side view with aperture control rocker (above optical axis) and USB socket with rubber cover (below optical axis)
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cameras. By combining a telecompressor within a lens adapter, mirrorless cameras can use the lenses of both
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than the lens alone; this places restrictions on lenses and cameras that focal reducer might be used with.
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Mount for Micro Four Thirds camera bodies with eleven gold contacts
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Telecompressors were used in early digital SLR systems like the
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Mount for Canon EF lenses (full-format) with eight gold contacts
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or simple camera lens, the new effective focal length
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that include telecompressors are useful with digital
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Index

focal length
lens speed
optical transfer function
photography
videography
astrophotography
nebulae
teleconverter
Barlow lens
back focus
Lens adapters
mirrorless
digital single-lens reflex cameras
Single-lens reflex cameras
Canon EF
Micro Four Thirds
Mount for Micro Four Thirds camera bodies with eleven gold contacts
Side view with aperture control rocker (above optical axis) and USB socket with rubber cover (below optical axis)
Mount for Canon EF lenses (full-format) with eight gold contacts
refractor
telescope
reflecting telescope
vignetting
secondary mirror
catadioptric
variable focal length
axis
Minolta RD-175
Nikon E series
sensor sizes

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