Designed for factory automation and machine vision applications, the Fujinon HF35SA-1 high resolution C-mount lens supports digital cameras up to 5 megapixel and uses superior optics to achieve corner-to-corner performance with low distortion. With a minimum focusing range of only 0.2 meters and with a rear focusing system, this compact and robust lens is particularly well suited for applications where highly detailed close-up imaging is a priority. Additionally, this lens employs a ring lock system to prevent the focus and iris rings from shifting when used on vibrating machinery.

Metal Mount    Focus & Iris Ring Locks

Designed for digital cameras up to 5 mega pixel, this lens employs superior optics to achieve quality corner-to corner performance with low distortion and features a wide-aperture (F1.4) design to enhance image illumination in low light conditions.

Engineered for machine vision and factory automation applications, this compact and robust lens is designed to fit a wide range of machinery and uses a rear focusing system to achieve highly detailed close-up imaging.

Employs a ring lock mechanism to prevent focus and iris shift when used on vibrating machinery.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The sony E version weights 2.1 pounds but the RF version weights 4.4lbs? Is that an error ?

A: The lens weighs 2.2 Pounds. Our apologies for any confusion our web team will update the website shortly.

Q: 2. Is there anyway to use this lens with an EF mount

A: There is not. You cannot adapt an MFT mount lens for use on an EF Mount system.

Q: 3. I have E-mount lens,can I change to RF mount?

A: E mount to RF mount, either way is not possible.

Q: 4. Could you use a 1.5x or 2x telephoto adapter on this lens?

A: The Fujinon MK18-55mm, being a wide to medium zoom, is an unlikely candidate for a teleconverter. Generally speaking, teleconverters are only effective on fast, high quality prime telephoto lenses. Use on other lenses is usually not successful. Mostly the issues are the lens becoming too dark for proper auto or manual focus, softening of the image, introduction of chromatic aberration and inability to mate due to conflicts in design. At this time there are only two E mount teleconverters available on the market. They are made by Sony and the only lens compatible with them at this time is the Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS.

Q: 5. The listing says that it's MFT, just wanting to confirm that it will work with the Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K? I'm also curious about recommended focus/zoom/iris controls for a live broadcast setup?

A: The BMD Studio Camera 4K does have an MFT mount. These lenses will work with that camera. However they are manual cinema lenses. For Focus, Zoom and Iris Control you would need to look at a system like the Tilta Nucleus-M and add a 3rd motor to it. Nucleus-M - https://bhpho.to/2IE1SLL Additional Motor - https://bhpho.to/2Q8FhLa

Q: 6. Can anyone comment on how the image quality of this lens compares to Canon's 24-70 f/2.8II L? Or there other L-series glass.

A: Fujinon lenses are not comparable to Photography lenses at all. This is an apples and oranges type of thing.

Q: 7. Will this work well with EoeR5?

A: This lens is meant to cover a Super35 sensor but the R5 is a Full Frame camera, so you will be able to use the lens, just in a cropped mode.

Q: 8. Will they come out with a PL mount? EF? That would be nice. I would buy one right now...

A: No, since this is designed from the get-go as a E mount lens, it is impossible to adapt it to EF or PL. Even if you were able to mount it, the lens could not focus. Since Fujinon did not have to allow for the space of a mirror, it was able to make the lens much smaller and cheaper. For EF/PL it would have been much more expensive.

Q: 9. Parfocal?

A: The Fujinon MK18-55mm T2.9 Cine Zoom Lens for Canon RF is considered a Parfocal lens with minimum focus breathing.

Q: 10. Does this lens communicate electronically with the Sony FS7m2?

A: Sorry, there is no electronic communication with the camera with these Fuji lenses.