Canon: FL - Introduced in 1964 FD - Another mount (incompatible with FL) feat. automatic aperture EF - Another incompatible mount, EF stands for electro-focus EF-S - A newer variant of EF with shorter flange depth, allowing for manufacturing of less expensive wide-angle lenses. Not useable on cameras with crop 1.0 and on EF-only cameras. Contax: N - ? Contax/Yashica - ? Generic: M42 - First used in Zeiss Contax S (1949) and then adopted by many other manufacturers due to patent-less nature. Leica: R - ? several variants Minolta: MD - Older Minolta mount for manual lenses AF - (1985) features autofocus, several generations. Nikon: F - Introduced in 1959 F AI - (1977) - Added electrical interface for automatic aperture control. F AI-S - (1979) - Added a mean to tell camera current focal length. F AF - (1986) - Added screwdriver AF coupling, compatible with older mounts Olympus: 4/3 System - (2002), the new "digital" mount together with Kodak Pentax: K - the original mount as introduced in 1975 KF - the world's first autofocus mount, 1981. Abandoned. KA - the K mount plus electrical contacts to detect the min/max lens aperture and also whether the 'A' aperture mode is enabled. KAF - the KA mount plus autofocus KAF2 - in addition to KAF features implements power zooming and adds MTF information to the lens data