The Marshall V-4604-CS-IRC is a high quality yet economically priced lens for use with up to 1.3 megapixel CCTV cameras. To keep up with the unique requirements of a megapixel camera, this lens incorporates the latest in optics technology, boasting a 6-glass elements configuration plus a special anti-reflective coating. The result is superior quality images delivered with a high degree of brightness, sharpness, and color fidelity.

Anti-Reflective Coating    6 Optical Elements

A built-in IR cut filter keeps out light in the 650nm wave spectrum, allowing for better image quality in situations with adequate light levels. This lens is therefore best suited for CCTV cameras that do not change from color to B/W.

This lens incorporates BBAR, a special optical coating that minimizes the effects of ghosting and flare caused by light reflecting off the surface of the lens. By allowing maximum light to pass through, BBAR also helps produce brighter images.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where is this lens made?

A: This lens is made in South Korea. :)

Q: 2. Is it compatible with a canon 60D?

A: I cannot help as my lens was on Fuji X mount.

Q: 3. Will this work on Canon 80D?

A: No. This is a much smaller mount. Designed for the mirrorless camera range.

Q: 4. I have a question for anybody who uses this lens with E-m10 or E-m10 II. When using the camera built-in flash do you get a shade at the bottom of the picture if let's say the subject is 5 feet away? If yes, how much of the picture does it cover: 10%, 20%, 30%? I use the following trick for flash photos: I take the shot with 4:3 format and crop the pic to 3:2 format and remove the bottom shaded part.

A: you are getting a shade because the flash is being partially hidden by the lens hood. this is common with wide angle lens hoods

Q: 5. Will this lens work on Canon RP?

A: No, the Rokinon 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS Lens for Canon EF-M Mount (Black) is not compatible for use with the Canon EOS RP Mirrorless Camera. The Rokinon 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS Lens listed above uses the Canon EF-M lens mount for their APS-C sensor mirrorless digital cameras, whereas the Canon EOS RP Mirrorless Camera is a full-frame camera that uses the Canon RF-mount lens mount. There are no lens mount adapters designed to connect the smaller EF-M mount lens onto the larger RF-mount lens mount.

Q: 6. What's the best protective case for traveling with this lens? The permanent hood presents sizing problems...

A: A suitable case would be the Lowepro Lens Case 11 x 14cm (Black), BH # LOLC1114 https://bhpho.to/3nQgScy

Q: 7. Would this lens work with the SLR Magic Anamorphot adapter?

A: No, sorry, the focal length is too short. Depending on the sensor of the camera you are using, 35mm or 50mm will be the correct choices.

Q: 8. Will this work with my old Canon EOS 40D camera?

A: The e-mount is only for the Sony e-mount cameras. I don't think there is an adapter for Sony to Canon mount, although there are adapters the other way around. There might be a Canon mount version of it, you should check.

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Q: 10. Will there be light metering with this lens on om-d em-1? Thanks.

A: I don't have a lot of experience with the Olympus digital system, but if it works like my Fujifilm mirrorless system, you just have to go in the menu and turn on the setting that allows you to shoot without a lens, or in this case, a non-CPU lens. The camera should adjust shutter and ISO, you just need to manually adjust the aperture ring on the lens. I am able to use exposure compensation and shoot in manual or aperture priority on my camera. I don't think that Olympus mirrorless should be any different.