The Doctorseyes Buccal Mirror No. 15 (40mm) is a glass dental mirror that has a specially designed shape optimized for buccal shots. It uses an ultrabright coating, which yields near 100% reflectivity. This gives dentists truer color representation and provides more detail for intra-oral images. Each Buccal Mirror is highly durable and built to withstand autoclaving up to 390°F. The removable silicon handle can also be autoclaved with the dental mirror.

Dental Mirror for Buccal Images    Specially Designed Optimized Shape    Ultrabright Reflectivity Close to 100%    More Detail for Intra-Oral Images    True Color Representation    High Durability for Repetitive Use    Autoclaving Up to 390°F    Adult-Sized 40mm Mirror Width    Removable Silicon Handle for Comfort

• Specially optimized shape for buccal shots
• Ultrabright coating with reflectivity close to 100%
• More detail for intra-oral images
• True color representation
• High durability for repetitive use
• Autoclaving up to 390°F (198.9°C)
• Removable silicon handle
• Adult-sized design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Being manual focus lens, focus shifting will not be automated with the Nikon Z fc, will it?

A: The TTArtisan 40mm f/2.8 Macro Lens for Nikon Z is manual focus, which means that any focus shifting will not be automated with the Nikon Zfc Mirrorless Camera, nor any other camera.

Q: 2. Is this a macro lens for Leica L mount?

A: Yes. The following lens will be made for the following system platforms Nikon Z, Sony E, Canon R,

Q: 3. Is there significant chromatic aberration at the closest focus distances, and is it sharp corner-to-corner?

A: This is sharp certainly for the price range corner to corner provided what is in frame is all on the same plane. The lens is coated and you should not have aberration provided you are focused on the closest subject and it will be sharp as long as it is not closer than the minimum focus distance.

Q: 4. Craig, I'm curious as to how you determined the aperture is not f2 when close focusing? Are you sure that when you move closer to your subject that the light seen by the sensor is not changing? Have you contacted Zeiss about this? You are inferring that Zeiss is pulling a VW Diesel trick! :-)

A: The Batis 2/40 CF focuses down to 9.45", half the typical 18". This creates a magnification ratio of 1:3.3. so not 1:1 life size. There is no mention by Zeiss in their information of an aperture ramp when close focusing.

Q: 5. How would it do as a street lens, portraits, paired with A7R r.?

A: It’s a great all around lens. If I only could take one lens with me it would be the Zeiss Batis 40 mm.

Q: 6. Zeiss color, microcontrast are there?:). There are a smallest lens hood for this lens?

A: Yes, the characteristics of the ZEISS Batis 2/40 CF are what you would expect from a ZEISS camera lens and consistent with the other lenses in the Batis family. The lens shade is included with the lens and is designed specifically for the 40mm FOV. It is reversible for storage.

Q: 7. I bought this lens to use with my Canon R5. I can focus with no problem, but the shutter does not engage. Am I doing something wrong or is there a problem with the lens?

A: You would need to set the Canon R5 in the menu to release shutter w/o lens. It is shown here in the manual where it is. It is in the bottom of this page. https://cam.start.canon/en/C003/manual/html/UG-08_Custom_0030.html

Q: 8. This or the Sigma 40mm 1.4 ?

A: The ZEISS Batis 40mm f/2 CF Lens for Sony E has much better optical quality than the Sigma 40mm f1.4,

Q: 9. In what country is this lens made? Thanks.

A: This lens is made in Japan.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with Canon R5?

A: The TTArtisan 40mm f/2.8 Macro Lens for Canon RF will fit and work as a manual lens on the Canon R5. But it is for a crop APS-C size sensor. So it will vignette the image.