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Product Description

Camoptic C-Mount Micro-Macro Lens Series
A simple-to-use, compact design lens system delivering up to 27X magnification at a fraction of the price of a stereo microscope or zoom lens system.  The CO1628 lens attaches to any c-mount camera with a sensor of no larger than 1.2" and is usually mounted with the camera onto a long reach or pillar macrostand with lights for viewing subjects such as electronic components, insects, archaeology finds, art restoration projects, plastic or composite materials, welds, drilled holes etc.

The magnification is set by moving the lens towards the subject and refocussing.  There is an iris diaphragm so you can optimise the depth of focus.  This system is quick and simple to use and gives a high quality image with only 0.3% distortion in each axis.

Below is a table showing the working distances and fields of view at each magnification (the magnification is continuously variable)  CO1628:-

Working Distance (mm) 1.1" sensor
Field of View (mm)
2/3" sensor
Field of View (mm)
1/2.5" sensor
Field of View (mm)
H V H V H V
546 474 356 299 224 209 157
152 142 106 89 66.8 62.3 46.8
52 56.6 42 35.2 26.4 24 18

The COCO1628W version has a wider field of view for the same working distance

Specifications CO1628:

Image Size (max camera sensor size): 1.1-inch
Focal length: 16mm
F No.: F2.8-16
Distortion: <0.3%
Iris: Manual
Focus: Manual
Mount: C-Mount
Dimensions: Φ31×43.65mm
Filter Thread: M28.5x 0.5
Working Temperature: -20ºC ~ +60ºC
 

Specifications

Brand
Cambridge Optics
Weight
0.5kg

Camoptic C-Mount Micro-Macro Lens Series

A simple-to-use, compact design lens system delivering up to 27X magnification at a fraction of the price of a stereo microscope or zoom lens system.  The CO1628 lens attaches to any c-mount camera with a sensor of no larger than 1.2" and is usually mounted with the camera onto a long reach or pillar macrostand with lights for viewing subjects such as electronic components, insects, archaeology finds, art restoration projects, plastic or composite materials, welds, drilled holes etc.