The Sofradir EC ATOM 80 Microbolometer Core 5.0mm f/1.2 Lensfrom Sofradir EC ATOM 80 Microbolometer Core 5.0mm f/1.2 Lensis equipped with a 5.0mm, f/1.2 passive athermalized lens that has a 30° field of view. It detects temperature variations of ±122°F from the surrounding ambient temperature, and its passive athermalized lens is able to maintain its focus throughout the entire detection range without mechanical focus adjustment. This camera is ideally suited for thermal detection applications such as automotive night vision and obstacle detection, non-contact temperature measurement, building or home automation control, advanced intrusion detection, people counting, or traffic monitoring.

The camera connects to, and is powered by, a computer via USB 2.0. It streams 14-bit video to the D*Star software where it can be recorded, converted to multiple file formats, or manipulated for customized appearance or increased sensitivity.

80x80 microbolometer array    5.0mm, f/1.2 Lens, 30° Field of View    Passive Athermalized Lens    Detects Variations of ±122°F    14-Bit Streaming Video to Computer    USB Port for Streaming and Power    <0.25W Low Energy Consumption

• 80×80 microbolometer array
• 8-14µm spectral response
• Detects temperature variations of ±122°F (50°C) from the ambient temperature
• Connects to a computer via USB 2.0 and streams video to the included software
• Powered by USB connection with computer
• <0.25 W power consumption won't drastically drain laptop batteries

• 5.0mm, f/1.2 lens with a 30° field of view
• 8" (20cm) to infinity focus range
• Passive athermalized lens allows the lens to maintain focus throughout the entire temperature range without any mechanical focus adjustment

• Compatible with Windows OS only
• Real-time recording and playback
• Single image capture and display
• 14-bit image conversion to .AVI, .JPG, and .CSV file formats
• Multiple color palette selection
• Auto/manual gain/level control
• Image Averaging to improve sensitivity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this camera lense work with the canon 70D?

A: This is one of the best 50mm lenses out there. And yes, it will work great on your 70D.

Q: 2. Hi , Is it possible to connect the camera to an android OS ? Does it need a special driver or is it like a regular UVC camera ?

A: Unfortunately this model is not able to be connected to an Android OS, my apologies. You are correct it is a regular UVC camera.

Q: 3. I Was Wondering If This Lens Does Come With The Nikon HB-24 Lens Hood? Was This Lens Hood Discontinued?

A: The Nikon NIKKOR Z 50mm F/1.2 S lens comes with the HB-94 Lens Hood.

Q: 4. Do you think this lens would work well for basketball in a gym with mixed lighting?

A: This would be a matter of opinion and based on where you are viewing the game from, but I prefer a zoom lens since the action would be moving constantly. Instead of the Nikon NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.2 S Lens, the following 70-180mm lens would be a better choice: https://bhpho.to/479Nq6N.

Q: 5. How does the 1.2 measure up for landscape shots?

A: The Nikkor Z 50mm f/1.2 is actually very sharp at f/1.2. However I would recommend not shooting landscapes at f/1.2 unless you were doing astrophotography.

Q: 6. How do you adjust the programable control ring?

A: The programmable control ring on the Nikon NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.2 S Lens needs to be set from the camera itself. In the custom control settings of the camera you can set the function of the control ring.

Q: 7. Where is it made?

A: This lens is made in Thailand.

Q: 8. Can I use this lens on a BlackMagic URSA Mini EF? More specifically, does the camera electronics talk to the lens via ATEM switcher? Finally, when making Iris adjustments (from the switcher, are the changes smooth or does the iris step up/down through the stops?

A: Yes, you can use a ATEM switcher to remotely control the iris of an EF lens on the Blackmagic Design URSA Mini. We assume the iris changes will step down incrementally and not in an obvious fashion, I.E., not in full stops.

Q: 9. Is there a crop factor with this lens on a Blackmagic Ursa mini 4.6?

A: The Blackmagic Design URSA Mini 4.6K Digital Cinema Camera has a super 35mm sensor which is roughly the same size as an APS-C size sensor. So, that camera would have a 1.6X crop factor. When using the 50mm lens on the URSA Mini, it would have roughly the same angle of view as an 80mm lens shot on a full frame camera.

Q: 10. can I rent this lens for a 10 day trip to Aix en Provence - for a funeral?

A: Unfortunately, B&H does not have a rental department.