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Nº 001 — Size tool

How small is small?

Line up as many compact bodies and lenses as you like, true to scale. Front, top, depth with the lens on, and what it all weighs in the hand.

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Scale

1 square = 1 cm · dimensions in mm · Compare lenses only →

  1. A
    APS-C · Fujifilm X · 2025
    APS-C · ≈ 35mm eq. · 2025
    124.9 × 72.9 × 39.1
    64 mm
    535 g
    585 cm³
  2. B
    APS-C · Fujifilm X · 2024
    APS-C · ≈ 24–75mm eq. · 2024
    123.8 × 84 × 48.8
    118 mm
    678 g
    1230 cm³
  3. C
    APS-C · fixed lens · 2024
    23mm f/2built-in · ≈ 35mm eq.
    128 × 74.8 × 55.3
    61 mm
    521 g
    581 cm³
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Journal

Long-form comparisons built on the same drawings.

Planned

Every pancake lens, ranked by depth added

How much each mount's flattest lens adds to the body it sits on.

Planned

The jacket-pocket test

A repeatable pocketability score from box volume, depth and weight.

Data & method

  • 507 bodies and 1552 lenses; 502 bodies and 1336 lenses are traced from the maker's own straight product photos, the rest are drawn as dashed boxes of their official size until they are. Dimensions and weights come from the maker's spec sheet.
  • Drawings are traced from the maker's straight product photos and scaled on the official width (lenses: diameter), so outlines, dials and lens positions are true to scale.
  • Depth with lens and box volume follow the drawing: from the back-most point to the front of the lens, measured on the maker's top view (an eyecup counts only when that photo shows one). Hoods and caps are not included.
  • An APS-C lens on a full-frame body puts the body in crop mode; the tool flags it and gives the effective focal length.