The Tamron C-Mount 4 to 12mm Varifocal Manual Iris Lens is a varifocal lens which features a 4 to 12mm adjustable focal length. Compatible with cameras using a 1/2" imager size and C-mount, the lens is designed to deliver high-quality imagery. With an aperture range of f/1.4 to close, the lens allows for clear images even in lowlight conditions. The lens surface is multicoated for reducing ghosting and flare in backlit conditions and eliminates constructional problems such as lopsided blur and focal point image degradation. The integrated slip-mount mechanism allows you to fine-tune the position after mounting the camera to set the auto-iris meter to a proper position around the lens. With the lock for each control ring (zoom and focus), you can avoid setting displacement after installation.
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Key Features
- Designed for Use with C Mount Cameras
- For 1/2" Image Format Sensors
- 4 to 12mm Focal Length
- Manual Iris
The Tamron C-Mount 4 to 12mm Varifocal Manual Iris Lens is a varifocal lens which features a 4 to 12mm adjustable focal length. Compatible with cameras using a 1/2" imager size and C-mount, the lens is designed to deliver high-quality imagery. With an aperture range of f/1.4 to close, the lens allows for clear images even in lowlight conditions. The lens surface is multicoated for reducing ghosting and flare in backlit conditions and eliminates constructional problems such as lopsided blur and focal point image degradation. The integrated slip-mount mechanism allows you to fine-tune the position after mounting the camera to set the auto-iris meter to a proper position around the lens. With the lock for each control ring (zoom and focus), you can avoid setting displacement after installation.
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Tamron M12VM412 Overview
Suitable for cameras having an imager size of 1/2"
Manual zoom & focus with lock
1.0' / 0.3m focus range
Multicoated for less ghosting and flare in backlit conditions
Eliminates constructional problems such as lopsided blur and focal point image degradation
Slip-mount mechanism for fine-tuning the position after mounting the camera to set the auto-iris meter to a proper position around the lens
Lock for each control ring (zoom and focus) to avoid setting displacement after installation
Appropriate for security applications where high resolution and/or short-to-medium long-range focal points are required
Environmentally-friendly design - does not use substances that impact the environment in optical glass materials, sealing, and packaging
UPC: 725211922018
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Tamron M12VM412 Reviews
Much better than F1.2 version
By Henry
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-01-12
This Mega Pixel F1.4 version is much better in image quality than the F1.2 version. Great for recording golf swings. I pair this with a Basler high speed USB 3 camera.
it gets the job done
By elpres
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2014-03-07
Solid lens that does what I expected it to do. Very simple
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question
I have an APS-C sensor camera nikon d5500. I also have a C mount. Can I use this lens on the camera? Will there be resolution issue?
It wouldn't be recommended due to this lens being designed for a 1/2 inch image sensor. This will lead to a vignette effect.
Date published: 2018-08-28
question
Where is this lens manufactured? Japan? China? Do you know the HS Tariff?
It is made in China We do not have tariff figures.
Date published: 2018-08-28
Will this work with AIDA Cameras using their ...
Will this work with AIDA Cameras using their c-mount to CS mount adapter? The cameras are 4k, and recommend a lens capable of resolving to 8mp.
No it will not work well with an 8 mp sensor.
Date published: 2020-03-18