DSL315B-650-F2.3 Multi-Megapixel Fisheye Lens

Name: DSL315B-650-F2.3 Multi-Megapixel Fisheye Lens - FRAMOS
SKU: 11790
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Multi-megapixel fisheye lens with 2.67mm EFL, F2.3 aperture, and 650nm IR cut filter. Supports up to 10MP sensors, with distortion correction software.

Product Number: 11790

Category: M12/M10/M8/M6 Mount Lens

Tags: m12|Sunex

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Product Base:

DSL315B-650-F2.8 Fisheye Lens

Other Variants:

DSL315B-NIR-F2.3 Multi-megapixel Miniature Fisheye Lens, No IR Cut Filter

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Product Summary

Sunex M12 Fixed Focal Lens, EFL 2.67mm: Features an IR cut-off filter at 650 nm, with a focal length of 2.67mm. It supports up to 10MP imaging, suitable for precision work, especially in bright conditions.

DSL315B-650-F2.3 Multi-Megapixel Fisheye Lens Highlights

2.67 mm focal length
F/2.3 aperture
IR cut-off at 650 nm
Supports up to 10 MP
Distortion correction support

Targeted Applications

Surveillance
Wide-Angle Imaging
High-Resolution Applications

Product Specifications

Aperture: 2.3
Back Focal Length [mm]: 7.3
Distortion [%]: '-18 f-Î¸
Filter Thread: M12x0.5
Focal Length [mm]: 2.67
Focus Type: Fixed focal
Field of View Diagonal [°]: –
Field of View Horizontal [°]: 190
Field of View Vertical [°]: –
Image Circle [mm]: 7.2
Filter Type: IR cut-off at 650nm
Lens Features: Fisheye
Manufacturer: Sunex
Material Barrel: Metal
Material Lenses: –
Max. Chief Ray Angle [°]: 12.5
Mount: M12
Product Type: Miniature Lens
Resolution [MP]: 10
Sensor Size [inch/mm]: 1/2.5 inch
Target Application: –
Target Sensor: –
Total Track Length [mm]: 40.6

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Accessories

CMT107 Lens Holder

Lens Holder by Sunex, M12x0.5, 15.5mm Height: This plastic lens holder has an M12x0.5 thread and a height of 15.5mm. It is compatible with a sensor size of 11.7mm and features a hole spacing of 19mm.

CMT804 Lens Holder

Lens Holder by Sunex: This lens holder is designed for lenses with M12x0.5 threading. It has a height of 14.2mm, made of plastic, with an off-set design. It is self-centering and has a hole spacing of 23mm.

The DSL315B-650-F2.3 is a multi-megapixel miniature fisheye lens featuring IRC30 IR cut-off coating at 650 nm. With a 2.67 mm focal length and F/2.3 aperture, this lens supports up to 10 MP resolution for 1/2.5 inch sensors, making it ideal for high-resolution wide-angle imaging. The lens is built with a metal barrel and M12x0.5 threading for secure mounting, and includes support for distortion correction through dewarping software. An optional C-mount adapter (CMT1205-C) is available.

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