The Kowa LM50-IR-F is an IR-corrected lens that is suitable for solar panel inspection, ITS, visible/NIR line scan, and large format area scan applications. This lens has a fixed focal length of 50mm and an aperture range of f/1.9 to 16.0.

Large Format Lens    F Mount    50mm Focal Length    IR Corrected    f/1.9 to 16.0 Aperture Range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the software work with a Nikon camera that is more than -20 out of focus on fine tune?

A: Yes. The following item will al low an end-user to make custom fine tune adjustments.

Q: 2. What is the depth of field at 14.7 away from subject?

A: I am sorry but we do not have that information. Please contact the manufacturer for this information. a href= http://www.marshall-usa.com/optical/ target= _blank http://www.marshall-usa.com/optical//a

Q: 3. In the product pictures, I see several wires running between the laptop and the camera. What sort of hardware do I need to connect my camera to my computer?

A: The USB cable that came with the camera connects the camera to the laptop or computer. In some cases the software is able to control the camera and "enter" the correcting factors automatically, in others you have to manually add the numbers before the next step is performed. In this case make sure you have a very secured tripod/tripod head to avoid any movement otherwise you will need to start all over.

Q: 4. Does it work with Digital Bolex? What does MP camera mean?

A: This is a lens designed for cameras that record in a format up to 720p. MP means it's a megapixel lens. This model is a 1 MP lens. If the format being recorded is any higher this lens is not recommended.

Q: 5. Will the calibration work with bmpcc 6k?

A: No, this tool will not work on your black magic unit as it is not capable of making micro lens adjustments. ideally this item is meant to be made with still cameras that are capable of making micro lens adjustments such as Canon, Nikon still cameras for example.

Q: 6. Can I enter the FoCal values into the Sigma 150-600 Sports lens using the Sigma Dock & software instead of entering in the camera? If so, is it a 1 to 1 entry? (I have a Canon 5DMKIII camera.)

A: Hi Keith, Thank you for your interest in Reikan FoCal. Realise you might have moved on by now (we've only just now have access to post up answers here). Use of the Sigma Dock (and Tamron TAP) with Reikan FoCal is possible, it's a fairly involved process but raising a support request via the Reikan FoCal website the support team will be able to provide some useful info. Best Regards, Dave

Q: 7. Is the 150 mm target supplied large enough to calibrate lens's larger than 400mm? What size is optimal?

A: Yes, it does calibrate lenses 400mm and over.

Q: 8. Is the version 2 pro software still as buggy as many of the comments suggest?

A: The software version that I downloaded from FoCal was ver 2.4. No CD comes in the box. I ran the software on a MacPro with MacOS 10.11.6. I could not get the software to work. The software wanted a driver from the Apple developer library. Contacted support via email. They could not resolve the issue. Returned the software to B&H who thankfully issued a refund. I now do my lens calibration manually with a calibration target.

Q: 9. can this be used on a Canon 7D mark ii with tamron lenses?

A: Yes........

Q: 10. How does the lens focus? and How is the diaphragm controlled?

A: You adjust the focus and aperture manually. There are no auto functions available.