The Tamron C-Mount 12mm Fixed Focal Lens is compatible with 1/1.8" cameras. Thanks to optical design technology, this compact lens offers uniform resolution and contrast from center to corner. The locking screws can be positioned in three locations for easy installation.

Compatible with C-Mount Cameras    1/1.8" Format Sensors    12mm focal Length    Manual Iris

Higher-quality image capture at close distance range

Improvement in image quality at close range

MOD of 0.3' / 0.1 m

Sophisticated optical design to boost image quality

Uniformity in resolution and contrast from center to corner

Compact form factor

Three positions provided for the locking screws locations (focus and iris respectively) for ease of installation

High-precision, high-quality mechanical construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what mount adapter would i need to use this on a gh4?

A: C-Mount to MFTYou can get it on ebay for $10 or less

Q: 2. What is the FOV at 0.2m distance?

A: According to my calculator, you should get a 94.98 FOV.

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. it use nikon d810 ?

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

Q: 5. 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: 6. What is the back focal distance of this lens?

A: This is a fixed lens and the maximum is 2.8mm.

Q: 7. Hi there, does the lens cover the BMPCC's sensor?

A: no

Q: 8. Does this product has a IR-CUT FILTER? If this have it, is it possible to remove IR filter freely??

A: No the lens itself does not have the IR cut filter that would be in the camera.

Q: 9. Does this lens take infrared picture or normal images? (I have seen review of this lens that takes normal images. is there a non infrared version of the lens?)

A: This lens records both infrared and normal wavelengths of light.Most lenses are not corrected for infrared light.Which means if you set the focus on your lens for normal shooting it will be blurred or out of focus for shooting infrared.If you likewise set the focus for infrared and try and shoot the next day in daylight it will be out of focus again.This because infrared light focuses at different points in the lens than all the other wavelengths of light.What THIS lens does is it keeps you from having to refocus everytime you switch from shooting in normal light to nighttime infrared aided light.This is done using a IR coating to make sure the the wavelengths of light focus on the same point in the lens barrel no matter if its IR or not.Hope that helps anserw your question.23

Q: 10. 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.