M12 Fisheye lens with less distortion and 9.3mm image circle
200°@9.3mm Stereographic Fisheye Lens
The CIL252 is an M12 fisheye lens with positive f-theta distortion and an image circle of 9.3mm. The large image circle and reduced distortion improves angular resolution in the high FoV region of interest.
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Optical and Mechanical Specification Table
| Lens Parameter | Performance Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | CIL252 |
| EFL | 2.5 |
| F# | 2.2 |
| Field of View | 200°@9.3mm Im.Circ. Calculate FoV for your sensor |
| Image Circle | 9.3mm |
| Weight | 13g |
| IR Cut-Off Filter | Optional |
| Construction | Glass+Plastic |
Mechanical Variants
| Variant | Description |
|---|---|
| M12A | No Ingress Protection, BBAR on Lens 1 Surface 1, AL6061 Cap+Barrel |
Frequently asked questions
What cameras is the 200°@9.3mm Stereographic Fisheye Lens compatible with?
The 200°@9.3mm Stereographic Fisheye Lens uses a standard M12x0.5 thread. Mechanical compatibility varies by camera manufacturer, so check the compatibility table above. Contact engineering@commonlands.com for specific camera fit guidance.
Does Commonlands ship from the United States?
Yes. Commonlands ships from San Diego, California. Orders placed before 12 PM PST ship same day. Contact engineering@commonlands.com for support.
Can I get volume pricing?
Standard price breaks start at quantities of 50, 100, 250, 500, 1k, 2.5k, 5k, 10k, and 25k. Click "Get Volume Pricing" above or contact sales@commonlands.com.
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About Commonlands
Commonlands LLC designs and manufactures precision M12, C-mount, and M8 lenses for machine vision, robotics, and embedded camera systems. Based in San Diego, California, we stock inventory for same-day shipping and provide direct access to US-based optical engineers. Whether you need a single prototype lens or production volumes of 25,000+, our team supports the full lifecycle from optical design consultation through volume fulfillment.
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