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Need to find a different name for Leica's new lens mount as the T-mount is an existing standard thread mount by Tamron from 1957 (enlarged to M42x0.75 in 1962). It is still in common use for mounting cameras to telescopes and microscopes.

 

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Need to find a different name for Leica's new lens mount as the T-mount is an existing standard thread mount by Tamron from 1957 (enlarged to M42x0.75 in 1962). It is still in common use for mounting cameras to telescopes and microscopes.

 

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So if somebody needs to mount a Leica-T to a microscope or a telescope may need a T to T adaptor? Sounds weird. Will there be any adaptor for Leica Spotting scopes?

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So maybe Tamron is making the Leica T lenses?

Oops, you have inadvertently revealed the secret code, now They will be after you …

 

The mount in question is usually referred to as ‘T2’ (the successor of Tamron’s original T mount) and I don’t think there is any real danger of it being confused with Leica’s T-mount. I own a few T2 adapters myself and I for one was not confused in the slightest.

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So maybe Tamron is making the Leica T lenses?

 

I hope not.

 

I don't know about the T lenses but Leica Shop Vienna currently have a Tamron made pre-asph 50mm summilux for sale! :eek:

 

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