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■Supports large format sensors ■Offers multiple camera adapter options ■Ideal for line scan cameras ■Image circle up to 174mm for line scan and area scan ■Compatible with 1.3 megapixel or 8k line scan (7μm pixel size) ■Supports C mount, F mount, M42 mount, M72 mount ■Focal lengths from 35mm to 135mm

The RODAGON lens, originally designed as an enlarging lens, is compatible with image sensors of type 1 and above. It is an excellent choice for line scan cameras. The RODAGON lens, which combines unparalleled adaptability with low distortion and consistent resolution characteristics across the entire field of view, is ideal for close-up imaging applications, offering higher magnification and better resolution characteristics than standard fixed focal length lenses. It is perfect for use with high-resolution cameras. The camera mount adopts an M39 x 1 Leica mount (only the lens with a focal length of 28mm uses M32.5 x 0.5), and it comes with a base mounting ring (converting M39 or M32.5 to M45 x 0.75) for connecting any focal length lens to the optional modular focus tube (#54-109). The modular focus tube is designed to connect to C-mount cameras... For the continuation of this description, as well as the product lineup of standard specifications and their prices, please visit the relevant product page on the official website of Edmund Optics Japan Co., Ltd. (accessible from the product homepage linked above).

Edmund Optics (EO) is a leading company in optical components, imaging, and photonics technology. It supports markets worldwide, including R&D, electronics, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and biomedical fields. EO's products are used in a wide range of applications, from DNA analysis to retinal biometric authentication and high-speed FA applications. With the integration of EO's latest manufacturing capabilities and global logistics network, it is recognized in the market as the No. 1 supplier of optical components available for stock sale. Japanese customers are served by the local subsidiary, Edmund Optics Japan Co., Ltd.