The Kowa LM16JC1MS 16mm Fixed Focal C-Mount Lensfrom Kowa LM16JC1MS 16mm Fixed Focal C-Mount Lensis designed for cameras that have a 2/3" type sensor. This 16mm fixed lens offers a 30° horizontal field of view and has an f/1.4-16 aperture range to capture clear images in varying lighting conditions.

Designed for 2/3" Type Sensors    C Mount    16mm Focal Length    30° Horizontal Field of View

Ideal for machine vision applications

Designed for 2/3" type sensors

f/1.4-16 aperture range

0.65' focusing range

338.4mm exit pupil location

-0.05% TV distortion

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The Tamron website says this is a C-Mount lens. Can someone confirm that is C or CS mount?

A: The manufacturer website information always takes precedence. They say this is a C mount lens so C mount it is. I have alerted the B&H web department and apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.

Q: 2. Does it only work with Nikon or canon lenses

A: Hi Paul, Thank you for your interest in Reikan FoCal. I think the question is answered but just to add, FoCal works with pretty much any / all Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras which allow AF microadjust / AF fine tune, you can double check the list of supported cameras by searching google with "reikan focal supported cameras". In terms of the lenses themselves, any auto focus lens which is compatible with a supported camera will work. These can be Canon, Nikon as well as 3rd party including Sigma, Tamron and Tokina lenses. Best Regards, Dave

Q: 3. What's the difference between the plus and the pro?

A: Focal Pro has the additional functions:Aperture Sharpness find out the sharpest aperture for your lensesAutofocus Consistency check out the autofocus performance of you camera.Dust Analysis find out how much dust is on your sensor, and which aperture it will start affecting images.MultiPoint Focus Test automated comparison of many focus points, and even full individual calibration.Also, FoCal Plus will NOT allow calibration of lenses or a combination of lens & teleconverter with an effective focal length longer than 400mm. For this, you will require FoCal Pro.

Q: 4. Does the current version of the software support the new Canon 1DX Mark II? Or is a software update needed before it can be used?

A: Probably not. I just opened it and checked for updates (there weren't any). It's been a while since I last saw one and that update, as far as I understood, only really corrected bugs and didn't add any cameras.

Q: 5. Does a printed target come with this Purchase of Focal Pro 2 from B&H?

A: Yes. Also when registering online, they have other target downloads that you can print yourself

Q: 6. Are the callinration settings potentially impacted by an extender? If so, does Cannon save callibration settings with and without the extender for the same lens?

A: Yes, the calibration settings are impacted by an extender. I use an extender with my long telephoto lenses. My Canon camera -5DMkIII- did save the settings for with and without the extender.

Q: 7. Can I enter the FoCal values into the Sigma 150-600 Sports lens using the Sigma Dock & software instead of entering in the camera? If so, is it a 1 to 1 entry? (I have a Canon 5DMKIII camera.)

A: Hi Keith, Thank you for your interest in Reikan FoCal. Realise you might have moved on by now (we've only just now have access to post up answers here). Use of the Sigma Dock (and Tamron TAP) with Reikan FoCal is possible, it's a fairly involved process but raising a support request via the Reikan FoCal website the support team will be able to provide some useful info. Best Regards, Dave

Q: 8. Does this support Mac 10.15 (Catalina)?

A: Hi Carol, Yes, macOS 10.15 Catalina is fully supported :) Best,. Dave

Q: 9. If I understand, I will have to run the program with each of my lens 9 Nikkor and Tamron G2. Is the camera record and keep in memory the correction result per lens ?

A: Yes. Each lens may have a different optimal AF Fine-tune set point. The last step in the FoCal is to enter the optimal AF-Fine tune number for that particular test. The (Nikon) camera will remember the setting for each lens tested and will automatically load that number when you put the lens on the camera. You can always change it manually, in the camera, for the lens that is on the camera. Test Zoom lenses at different focal lengths. You may have to compromise on the "best" setting since Nikon cameras only store one correction number for each lens.

Q: 10. In the product pictures, I see several wires running between the laptop and the camera. What sort of hardware do I need to connect my camera to my computer?

A: The USB cable that came with the camera connects the camera to the laptop or computer. In some cases the software is able to control the camera and "enter" the correcting factors automatically, in others you have to manually add the numbers before the next step is performed. In this case make sure you have a very secured tripod/tripod head to avoid any movement otherwise you will need to start all over.