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So You Think EF-S Short Backfocus Is A New Idea?

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Sep 14, 2006 22:23 |  #1

I saw this today on eBay:

http://cgi.ebay.com …48552QQrdZ1QQcm​dZViewItem (external link)

It is a Canon FLP 38mm pancake lens, exclusively for use on the Canon Pellix. It has a rear element that extends into the mirror box. But since the mirror on the Pellix doesn't flip up, the extension won't be in the way. :cool:

I know there are some ultra-wide lenses that require mirror lock-up, but I never knew about this one.

Canon made the Pellix in the FD (FL, actually) days, and the EOS RT, both of which had pellicle mirrors that didn't flip up - could there be a pellicle mirror DSLR in our future?

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