The LMZ20750AMPDC-XF C-Mount 20-750mm Varifocal Lens from Kowa is compatible with cameras that have a 1/1.8" sensor. It features a 20-750mm focal length and an f/4.6 to closed aperture range.

Designed for 1/1.8" Type Sensors    C Mount    20-750mm Focal Length    f/4.6 to Closed Aperture Range

Designed for 1/1.8" type sensors

3-CAM design uses guide pins to minimize contact points, reducing friction and torque for improved optical performance, longer life span, and increased durability

f/4.6 to closed aperture range

16.4' focusing range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. kowa tsn -502 where is it made?

A: The Kowa TSN-502 20-40x50 Spotting Scope is made in China.

Q: 2. Does this lens focus slower than the 35/2.0?

A: It is a bit slower with the focusing and does make more noise than the F/2 but it is significantly sharper.

Q: 3. Is the mount on this lens compatible with the Olympus OMD EM1 Mark II camera?

A: Yes it is. The Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II has an MFT mount.

Q: 4. Will this lens provide aperture/focus remote control with Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K / Blackmagic Design ATEM Television Studio Pro 4K Live Production Switcher Set-Up?

A: It will not, this is a manual cinema lens. You can only control the aperture and focus on the lens itself.

Q: 5. How would you compare IQ on this lens vs the Veydra 12mm?

A: I would say that the image quality of the Kowa is very good and comparable with the Veydra. While Kowa is not that well known in the still world and recently in the movie world, they are a venerable Japanese optical company that has produced respected optics for generations. I would say that your choice comes down to features. If you are stills oriented with occasional video, the Kowa might be just the ticket. If you will be doing only video, the cinema oriented Veydra set of primes would be good choice.

Q: 6. is the body made of metal or plastic? and are there any other differences besides aperture between this lens and the other 35 f/2 aspherical lens you carry? I'm trying to weigh the pros and cons.

A: The FUJIFILM XF 35mm f/1.4 R Lens has an all-metal barrel, a metal mount and a metal hood. The FUJIFILM XF 35mm f/2 R WR Lens also has metal construction. You can find the differences between the two lenses here - https://bit.ly/3CAD8Pt.

Q: 7. Will the lens hood that omes with the lens fit over a B&W uv filter without having to remove the filter first?

A: The lens hood bayonets on to outer barrel of the lens. 52mm filters thread on the inner part of the front of the lens. once the filter is screwed in, the hood can be attached and removed with the filter in place. It is difficult to remove a filter while the hood is attached.

Q: 8. Is this version of the 35mm not weather-sealed?

A: Nope. The F/2 is.

Q: 9. Where can I find the P-Iris version HV1140P-8MPIR?

A: The Hikvision HV1140D-8MPIRA CS-Mount 11-40mm Varifocal Lens BH #HI1140D8MIRA is not offered in a P-Iris version at B&H.

Q: 10. will this fit a canon xa20?

A: Sorry, but the Canon XA20's lens is not removable so there is no way to mount this Kowa lens. Since 25mm is very telephoto on the XA20's 1/2.84 HD CMOS Sensor, you might consider this tele converter that you mount on the front of the XA20's permanent lens. Canon TL-H58 Tele-Converter Lens (1.5x) B&H # CATLH58. Of course, this all depends on what you are planning to do.