Safely inspect hard-to-reach spaces using this Teslong NTS300 Triple-Lens Inspection Camera 5" Screen 16' Probefrom Teslong. The camera system consists of an endoscope camera with three lenses on the front and sides with built-in LEDs and a 5" monitor with a handgrip. The camera sits on the end of a 16.4' cable and fits into small places for a variety of applications, including plumbing, appliances, or automotive maintenance.

The lens probe has a tiny 0.31" diameter and is IP67 waterproof, so it can fit into small pipes and areas. The 5" display features strong tempered glass, and it is mounted onto a handgrip that allows you to view what the probe is seeing. The microSD 32GB card allows you to record 720p video or 1080p photos. An LED flashlight on the handgrip illuminates your operation in dark environments. The built-in 5000mAh battery provides up to 4.5 hours of runtime.

Automotive & Maintenance Applications    3-Lens Digital Endoscope on 16.4' Cable    5" LCD Monitor on Adjustable Handle    Capture 720p Videos, 1080p Images    Built-In MicroSD Slot and LED Light    IP67 Waterproof, 32GB microSD Card    5000mAh Battery, 4.5-Hour Battery Life

Automotive repair and maintenance

Inspection of hard-to-reach and hard-to-see equipment

Plumbing, construction, and restoration

Science education

Outdoor exploration

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am planning on purchasing this lens to get inside archtecture models to get good interior photographs. This lens seems like it should work well. Any thoughts?

A: Yes, it will work for your planned usage needs. The Venus Optics Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens has a minimum focus distance of 18.5 minimum focus distance, though it has an incredibly short 0.78 inch working distance. Also, the lens has built-in LED lights so you can use the light to illuminate your working area (as the lens has a low f/14 maximum aperture). If you are shooting small models, but you still want detailed images of the models you wish to shoot, this may be a great option to try for your planned usage needs.

Q: 2. Is this "2×MACRO PROBE"?

A: This lens does offer a Maximum Magnification of 2x with a Macro Reproduction Ratio of 2:1.

Q: 3. Will this lens work with the F mount adapter for the Nikon Z6?

A: Yes this lens can work on the Nikon FTZ adapter for use on the Nikon Z6.

Q: 4. Is it possible to swap the lens mount?

A: It is not possible to swap the lens mount.

Q: 5. What's the difference between Venus Optics Laowa 24mm f/14 Sony FE Probe Macro Manual Lens Cine-Mod and the Venus Optics Laowa 24mm F14 2x Macro Probe Lens for Sony E / FE?

A: The “Cine-mod” version, with standard gear focus and aperture rings, is specifically designed for videography purposes--it includes a variable-output Control cable and rugged aluminum carry case.

Q: 6. I am curious if anyone has tried this lens on a Fuji X-T3 or X-T4. I imagine the thing to do in that case is get this Canon EF version and an EF-X adapter if the person (like me) does not already have one. Does that sound like it would work?

A: This lens is fully manual and can work with any simple adapter on the Fujifilm camera. If looking at the EF mount version of the lens, the Vello Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Fujifilm X-Mount Camera Lens Adapter linked here would work well. https://bhpho.to/3d0WUZp. Once adapted, this lens will work very well on your camera in Manual mode.

Q: 7. what is the difference between the cine mod and the regular probe lens?

A: Cine mod has less lens breathing

Q: 8. Will there be any plans for micro four third mount on the Panasonic GH5 or GH6 cams? I do not like adaptors as it'll degrade the optical path.

A: Unfortunately I have not heard that Venus will be releasing a micro four thirds mount version of this lens any time soon.

Q: 9. The lens description says, "this macro lens provides a 2:1 maximum magnification with a 1.5' minimum focusing distance and a close 0.8" minimum working distance" Is this .8" working distance the working distance at all magnifications or only at the 2:1 magnification? If the working distance varies with the magnification, what is the working distance at a magnification of 1:1? And at 1:4?

A: The 1.5' is measured from the sensor. At 1.3' long that put the lens right up next to the subject your shooting.

Q: 10. The specs list a 1.5' minimum focussing distance and a 0.8" minimum working distance. How can the lens work at less than one inch, when the minimum focus distance is 18 inches?

A: The focal distance is measured from the sensor. The working distance is from the front of the lens.