Kowa Jc10M 16Mm C-Mount Fixed Focal Lens

Kowa Jc10m 16mm C-mount Fixed Focal Lens

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The C-Mount 16mm f/1.8-16 2/3" 10MP JC10M Series Fixed Lens from Kowa provides 200 lp/mm resolution (center) and low distortion in order to maximize performance for high-end applications. Incorporating Kowa's broadband coating and floating mechanism design, the JC10M series lens reduces chromatic aberration over a wide range (close range to infinity) and maintains high transmission over a wide light range (from visible to near IR). The lens has a focal length of 16mm and aperture range of f/1.8-16.

Parameters
Focal Length	16 mm
Lens Type	Fixed
Elements	8 elements, 10 groups
Sensor	2/3" (Ø11 mm)
Image Size	0.25 x 0.34" (6.60 x 8.80 mm)
Iris Range	f/1.8-16
Focusing Range	0.32' (0.10 m) to infinity
Iris Control	Manual
Focus Control	Manual
Shooting Distance Range	H x V x D: 2.4 x 1.8 x 3.0" (61.1 x 45.7 x 76.5 mm) @ M.O.D
Angle of View	Horizontal: 30° Vertical: 22.7° Diagonal: 37.1°
Resolution	Center: 200 lp/mm, Corner: 160 lp/mm
Distortion	-0.2 % (TV)
Back Focus	14.6 mm in air
Mount	C-mount
Thread Size	M25.5 x P0.5 mm
Minimum Focus Distance	0.32' (0.10 m)
Flange Back Length	17.526 mm in air
Effective Diameter	Front: Φ21.2 mm, Rear: Φ13.4 mm
Exit Pupil	-53.6 mm
Lens Coating	Wide-band multi coating
Temperature Range	14 to 122°F (-10 to 50°C)
Storage Temperature	-4 to 140°F (-20 to 60°C)
Dimensions	1.29 x 1.87" (33.00 x 47.5 mm)
Weight	3.1 oz (90.0 g)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.2 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	2.6 x 1.9 x 1.7"

Floating Mechanism Design: Virtually eliminates optical aberrations from close range to infinity

High-precision aspherical lens reduces distortion and produces a high-definition picture

200 lp/mm resolution and low distortion help in maximizing performance for high-end applications

Incorporates wide-band coating and a floating mechanism design to maintain high transmission from visible to near IR

Short minimum object distance and compact design, along with aspherical lens elements, allow for easy installation in compact machine vision systems

Suitable for machine vision & factory automation applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is a lens cap included? I don’t see any mention of it in the description? Thanks.

A: There will be no lens cap included in the box with this lens.

Q: 2. Hi, I have been trying to find a cheap alternative for a wide angle lens for my micro 4/3 (I'm using a OMD EM10).Anyone has any experience with this lens on a M43 body? Will it vignette into a ball? Or how will the pic even look?Regards.

A: I do not believe that you will get a good image with it. There will definitely be vignette based on videos that I have seen.

Q: 3. Hi. What is the dimensions of the lens? Specifically the length?

A: 34.7mm with a 4mm mount. All included 38.7mm.

Q: 4. How does the lens focus? and How is the diaphragm controlled?

A: You adjust the focus and aperture manually. There are no auto functions available.

Q: 5. Does anybody have recommendations on a front filter adapter so I can add an ND filter? Something small? Thanks!

A: Sorry, but wide angle lenses need large filters in order that the filter holders are not photographed. B&H does not seem to have a suitable filter holder at this time. However, here is a clamp that may work. http://bit.ly/19azXhK

Q: 6. what's the difference between the 23FM16L and 23FM16SP?

A: The 23FM16SP model is built for megapixel cameras, and the 23FM16L is for cameras that are less than 1MP.

Q: 7. Will this lens fit on a Non-Reflex Bolex H16 Standard?

A: This will fit a Bolex H-16 that has a C-mount ss opposed to the similar models that offer a bayonet mount.

Q: 8. Will you be selling its newer wider young brother the Kowa LM4HC?

A: We currently do not have additional information regarding this product. We are selling the "6" version, but have no confirmed data as to whether we may expand that catalogue with Kowa.

Q: 9. what is the minimum focus distance of this lens?

A: The Kowa C-Mount 6mm f/1.8-16 1" HC Series Fixed Lens Minimum Focus Distance From Camera Sensor: 0.32' / 0.10 m or 3.84".

Q: 10. it use nikon d810 ?

A: The Nikon D810 will not accept CS mount lenses.

anyonymous	21/09/2024
[-53.6 mm] I'm using this lens with an industrial vision system. I like these lenses because they are lockable. 5

SammyB.Good	16/09/2024
[Manual] Great lens! Measured resolution is better than manufacturer's specs. We're seeing more detail than ever before. A fantastic upgrade. 5

Peter	29/08/2024
[0.2 lb] Was trying out different style lens for this processing machine application. With this one having adjustability for both the Iris and the focus, it really helped for this low light area. We set it, locked down the screws and we are good to go. 5

Andreas	19/08/2024
[Fixed] Lens is used with a Point Grey gig E camera. Works quite well with a good minimum focal distance. 5

Hibou	12/08/2024
[Manual] This 23FM25SP lens can even be used on 1 CCDs with a little dark vignetting at the corners. If you don't mind paying almost twice as much for a much bigger 25mm f/1.4 lens, you would do better with the 2/3 25mm f/1.4 Fujinon HF25SA-1, but otherwise the 23FM25SP is a great compact lens, superior to the cheaper M118FM25 and 23FM25L Tamron lenses. 5

maloman	18/07/2024
[16 mm] Great wide angle lens with extreme light sensitivity! Super affordable which makes the build quality a little questionable. This does not affect picture quality though. Great lens that gets the job done. I used it for machine vision applications. 5

anyonymous	26/06/2024
[0.2 lb] Great lens! 5

anyonymous	25/06/2024
[14.6 mm in air] I bought this lens to use with a In-line process camera for my laser processing work station. This fixed focal length long focal length lens worked perfectly and I was able to zoom the work area with a clear image. I recommend this product srongly for imaging where the working distance is a constraint. 5

PNWACE	23/06/2024
[Manual] The 4MM lens gives a better view than the 8MM. I'm using the Arecont Vision AV20275DL to get a 180 view of areas of a park. The smaller lens gives up distance for a better wider viewing angle. I've tested the 2.8, 4, 6 and 8mm, the 4mm seems to be the sweet spot. These are OEM lenses and worked perfectly as a substitution for the 8MM. 5