The Marshall V-4335-2.0 is a low-cost micro-mount industrial lens designed for use on 2/3-inch CCD machine vision, robotics and security cameras. It is made with high quality all-glass optical elements that are multi-coated. The coatings decrease reflected light and increase light transmission.

Marshall designs and produces industrial lenses for all applications and they can figure a solution to your individual custom requirements. This lens, the V-4335-2.0 offers high all-glass multi-element optics with anti-reflective coatings.

The Marshall 4300 series lenses are designed to be low cost and highly efficient. Off the shelf these lenses are constructed with 12mm micro mounts which are applicable to many board cameras, bullet cams and even high-end lipstick cameras. If your industrial requirements lead you toward custom mounting solutions Marshall will design and construct lens holders that fit your unique needs. You can link to Marshall's website with their contact information.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this lens block the Leica M9-P viewfinder?

A: Being that this is a newer item, there have not been any reports of blocking the viewfinder on a Leica M9-P specifically.

Q: 2. thinking of using this with a black magic pocket cinema camera. my question is will the camera be able to auto-focus and auto-iris with this lens?

A: That lens is for the original 4/3rds system and not the micro 4/3rds system. It will not fit on the Black Magic Cinema Camera.

Q: 3. Does this fit Olympus E-620?

A: Yes but I would recommend the 14-54 over this lens. It's faster, sharper, focuses closer, is build better, has a focus scale and really isn't much larger

Q: 4. Is this Olympus Zuiko Digital 35mm f/3.5 Macro ED Lens compatible with my Olympus E5?

A: Yes, This is a four thirds mount lens and is fully compatible with the Olympus E5 four thirds SLR. For use with mirrorless micro four thirds cameras, such as the OMD EM5, on the other hand, a four thirds to micro four thirds adapter is necessary to allow compatibility.

Q: 5. WILL THIS WORK WITH THE E-PM1?

A: The Olympus 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Zuiko ED lens has the four thirds mount while the E-PM1 has the micro four thirds mount, so you would not be able to mount this lens onto the E-PM1. For your camera, you might look at the Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II Lens (B&H # OL7530048IIB).

Q: 6. I have a lenses adapter on an Alpha a6000 that requires me to use this lense manually (which is fine). However I can not seem to focus using the focus ring. The ring rotates yet nothing happens. It this a defect in my particular lens, or can you only focus when shoot in auto?

A: Depending upon which lens you own, it is likely an electronic-focus lens even when focusing manually with the focus ring. If this is the case, the lens still needs electricity to move the motor and glass elements in order to focus the lens. It will therefore not be compatible with your manual-only adapter.

Q: 7. Can you please tell me how long the lens focus throw is?

A: There is no documentation from Olympus related to the focus throw on this lens.

Q: 8. Compatible with E-500?Thank you

A: Yes, this lens is a 4/3rds format lens, which is the same format the E-500 is of and is fully compatible with the camera.

Q: 9. Will this work with the lumix gx8?

A: Yes it will, with an adapter. You need an adapter because the lens is designed for 4/3 cameras and the GX-8 is a Micro 4/3 camera.

Q: 10. Is the aperture de-clickable?

A: Yes. The Voigtlander APO-LANTHAR 35mm f/2 Aspherical Lens for Sony E has their Selective Aperture Control System which allows the manual aperture ring to be de-clicked for smooth, silent exposure adjustment to suit filmmaking applications.