Equipped with a built-in infrared system, the Tamron 12VM1040ASIR is designed for 24-hour operation in both regular and IR lighting conditions. Using advanced optics technology, this high resolution lens is capable of sharp image clarity under close focusing range and is small enough to fit inside camera housings.

Equipped with a built-in infrared system, this lens is designed for 24-hour operation and can be used in both regular and near complete darkness conditions.

Features an extended focal length for a multitude of installation requirements.

Uses a screw mechanism to lock-in the iris and focus rings to prevent slippage in a vibrating environment.

Features a compact design for use inside camera housings.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this lens activate the Sony A7 III manual focusing aid?

A: There is no electronic contact with this lens. So only in camera contrast focus aids will work.

Q: 2. Will this lens work with Fujifilm ? I have the Fujifilm M-mount adaptor and it says it will work with Voigtlander Nokton Classic 40mm F1.4. This is not (or is it) the Classic version ? The adaptor works with a lot of Voigtlander lenses, I use it with the 75mm with fantastic results. But some M-mounts do not work, like the 35mm F1.4. So does anyone know if this 40mm will work ? Thanks.

A: I use it on a FUJI XE2 and it works fine, this is the classic lens

Q: 3. Do you sell adaptor for sony a7s?

A: Si venden distintas marcas de adaptadores. Yo compre el de la marca Metabones y funciona a la perfeccin. Prob otro mucho mas barato y no acoplaba bien a la camara.

Q: 4. does this lens work on Nikon 5300? Thanks in advance

A: You will need an adaptor Leica M mount to Nikon and it is only manual focus.

Q: 5. Will this lens work with focus peaking on the Sony A7rii (+ adapter, obviously)?

A: I use the lens on either a Voigtlnder R4M or a Minolta CLE, so I don't know the answer ///

Q: 6. this is the MC not the SC correct?

A: Yes, this is the multi-coated version.

Q: 7. What is the difference between the single-coated version of this lens and the multi-coated version of this lens? How does each affect images?

A: The more coatings a lens or optic has, the better the lights transmission through the lens, meaning it helps light maintain a straight path to the sensor/film plane. This will cause the image to have better sharpness and contrast. A single coated version of a lens like this would be better suited for someone who enjoys shooting black and white images, and prefers lower contrast.

Q: 8. Do you ship to Dublin Ireland?

A: Yes we do. You may calculate your actual shipping options/order totals by adding the items you want to a shopping cart. It will then list the shipping options, descriptions, ETA's and fees to your location.

Q: 9. How do I know which version of this lens have I received? Is there any notification on the lens what is the coating?

A: It says SC on the lens next to Nokton Classic

Q: 10. What can you say about a critic of this lens by Ken Rockwell?

A: Don't pay too much attention to KR.This lens is pretty good. On film cameras, he's right that you'd prefer to use it on any camera with 40mm grid lines (I bought it for the Leica CL.) On modern digital mirrorless cameras, it's a good lens. On a modern leica, you can probably afford a better lens.