Focal length: ~28mm full format, APS-C equiv. 42mm
Min focus distance: ~1m
Aperture: ~F 127
Length (from flange): 3mm + 11mm for the adapter
Diameter: 58mm
Weight: 5gr.
Some pictures:
A7 and the pinhole cap on a M39 adapter.
A pinhole
picture. No vignetting, the typical softness of pinholes in this
format. No need for full resolution, you can guess what you get.
This is a cheap plastic pinhole device in a M39 body cap.
There is no aperture setting and no focussing, the hole is 0,226mm
diameter. The results are very
soft, which seems to be typical for 24x36mm format pinholes. Pinholes
for large format can be very sharp, however the exposure times are much
longer. So I had a 0.1mm pinhole made (F~280) to see if the pictures
would be sharper. I would say that it produces results which are even
softer than the bigger pinhole. Obviously 0.1mm touches
some optical limits, maybe it's diffraction. Here is a sample, taken with the A7:
