Thingyfy Pinhole Pro S For Sony A | Compact Pinhole Lens

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Characterized by its wide, 60° field of view, the Sony A Thingyfy Pinhole Pro S for Sony A | Compact Pinhole Lensfrom Thingyfy Pinhole Pro S for Sony A | Compact Pinhole Lensis a 37mm focal length pinhole well-suited for a variety of shooting scenarios. The wide-angle design pairs well with the pinhole aesthetic, which offers nearly infinite depth of field along with a dreamy image quality. Additionally, the Pinhole Pro S is constructed from aluminum alloy for a durable build and the front is threaded to accept 58mm screw-in filters.

Sony A Lens Mount Focal Length: 37mm Fixed 0.26mm Aperture Aluminum Alloy Construction Filter Diameter: 58mm

Key Specs
Focal Length	37mm
Lens Mount	Sony A
Filter Size	58 mm (Front)
Parameters
Lens Mount	Sony A
Angle of View	60°
Filter Size	58 mm (Front)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.525 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4 x 4 x 2.4"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this for full frame or app cameras?

A: It will work for full frame or crop sensors.

Q: 2. 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: 3. What is the purpose of the red ring???

A: It is a design element possibly meant to match the aesthetic of the Canon L series of lenses.

Q: 4. Is this lens auto or manual focus?

A: Neither; since this is a "pin hole" lens has infinity focus only.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Pin hole 100 - 800 micron. Good. What is the thickness of the foil with the pin hole? The thicker the more fuzzy out of focus/blurry.

A: Unfortunately, there is no published specification by the manufacturer regarding the thickness of the foil in the pin hole.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Is this auto or manual focus?

A: As with all pinhole lenses or cameras, there is no focusing mechanism.

Q: 9. Is there any glass in this lens?

A: There is no glass, just a micro-drilled hole.

Q: 10. Where is it manufactured?

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

Teresa D	18/08/2024
[60°] This Thingyfy pinhole attachment is wonderful. Works beautifully and takes fabulous pictures. There was a blip at the beginning when I and spouse couldn't find any instructions online on how to get the camera to recognize the no-lens and still shutter away. Finally went to camera store and two workers there found it - in the XT2 instructions. I have an XT20. It also arrived safely and quickly to my Canadian address in Ontario via courier, always a concern when ordering out of country. That was a relief. So, well worth the price! I'm sure you'll enjoy the results. 5

Geff	16/08/2024
[Sony A] This is a fun lens to play with, especially with landscapes and portraits. High ISO is need to be hand held and/or bright day. 5

Kenneth	25/06/2024
[60°] This lens is a toy, but a very well-built toy. It is unusual for a pinhole lens as it comes with an adjustable aperture. It's fun to use and works well. 5

Russell	24/06/2024
[60°] Well-machined pinhole plate. Does the job. Pair with a UV filter to prevent dust intrusion into camera body. 5

Barbara	05/05/2024
[Sony A] Instead of making my own pinhole lens using aluminum foil, etc. I chose to purchase this lens, mostly because I was worried that my home-made lens might damage the mirror or other parts of the camera. The lens seems sturdy. Delivery was prompt. I attached the lens but I was unable to press the shutter down and make my photo. I emailed Thingyfy about this problem and received an answer a few hours later. They told me that I had to change the setting to shoot without a lens, and they also gave me advice regarding other settings. They advised to start with 6400 ISO and a 10 sec shutter speed. Their customer service couldn't have been more helpful! The attached photo was taken at 6400 ISO and a much faster than recommended shutter speed--1/4 sec--I didn't want to get my tripod out:) ! One second would have been better. One addition: this happens to have an extreme wide angle which will take me some time to get used to 5