Offering a distinct degree of control, the Canon EF-mount Pinhole Pro from Thingyfy is distinguished by its adjustable aperture range from 0.1mm to 0.8mm for versatile exposure control. This unique pinhole has a normal 50mm focal length and 40° field of view to suit working in a variety of shooting situations, and the pinhole design offers nearly infinite depth of field along with a dreamy image quality. Additionally, The Pinhole Pro is constructed from aluminum alloy for a durable build and the front is threaded to accept 58mm screw-in filters.

Canon EF Lens Mount    Focal Length: 50mm    Aperture Adjustment Range: 0.1-0.8mm    Aluminum Alloy Construction    Filter Diameter: 58mm

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is some sort of lens hood available?

A: Yes, you can purchase a 58mm lens hood. Click the link below to view your options; https://bhpho.to/2w1LoKe

Q: 2. Can the Thingyfy Pinhole Pro be used with Nikon mirrorless cameras?

A: To use this lens with Nikon mirrorless cameras in the Z system, the Nikon FTZ adapter, BH # NIFTZ is needed. https://bhpho.to/2JEF3bQ

Q: 3. How do I set a Fujifilm X-T3 when there is no Aperture mechanism? On the X-T3 lens there is an aperture ring on the lens. Without that mechanism, the camera does not want to fire.

A: The Thingyfy Pinhole Pro X for FUJIFILM X has a fixed opening of Pinhole Diameter 0.25 mm. it has no electronic connections. To use that type of lens on the X-t3 you need to set your camera to shoot without lens. Page 208 in the manual discusses how to do that, https://bhpho.to/3rHIEvT

Q: 4. will it fit on the canon m50?

A: This will fit with Canon EF/EF-S lens to M mount adapter or others that are available form B&H: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/883406-REG/Canon_6098b002_EF_M_Lens_Adapter_Kit.html

Q: 5. can be use with adapter on canon R?

A: The Thingyfy Pinhole Pro X for Canon EF can be used on a Canon R camera with the Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS R, BH #CAMAEFRF.

Q: 6. Hi, I received my purchase of the Thingyfy Pro S (cheaper one) and I have a question. The inhole aperture seems to have dirt or foreign suuff in there. My photos from this lens is never clear/ sharp at any distance. Camera is on sturdy trusted tripod.

A: Pinhole "lenses" are never perfectly sharp because they are not lenses at all. It is used as a special effect lens to obtain a more artistic look to your photo. The dirt or foreign stuff you are seeing is probably dust on your image sensor. As you decrease the aperture on a lens, the dust on your sensor can become more apparent. If you test one of your regular lenses at f22 or f32 on a plain white wall, you might notice more dust too. If you clean the image sensor, it should help eliminate the dust in the image.

Q: 7. What is the actual f-number?

A: f=142.

Q: 8. Where is it manufactured?

A: The Country of Origin for this camera is China.

Q: 9. why is the Nikon mount only 35mm focal length while the Fuji mount is 11 (17 in 35mm)? It seems the fuji is wider

A: The focal length was determined by the manufacture and they determined 37mm was best for the Nikon cameras that have a larger sensor than the Fuji cameras. It was also possibly a limitation as to what could be made for each type of camera.

Q: 10. Anyone experiencing dust on the sensor issues when using this outdoors? Do you remove it as soon as you are done with the shot?

A: Thingyfy Pinhole Pro for Canon EF is not a weather seal product, therefore it is very possible to get dust inside the camera if shooting outdoors under the elements. Removing the lens under outdoors will increment the chances of dust getting to your sensor.