8mm CS-Mount Lens for Up to 1/1.7" Cameras such as IMX226

ポートレート8.0mm CSマウントレンズ

この7.6mm CSマウントレンズは、Raspberry Pi HQのような1/1.7インチ、12MPまでのセンサーに対応しています。F1.8なので、低照度下でも使いやすい高性能レンズだ。
$59.00

5pcs CIL080-F1.8-CSANIR (F/1.8 / Without Filter / M12A) in stock in the US

In stock — orders before 12 PM PST ship same day

レンズの特徴

Portrait FoV

Create a camera for standard applications with a FoV similar to cellphone cameras

4K+解像度

Pi HQセンサーであるソニーIMX477に匹敵するSFR(システムMTF)を実現。

ドロップイン対応

This lens has a CS mount and can be quickly swapped in and out for other lenses.

光学・機械仕様表

レンズパラメーター パフォーマンス詳細
品番CIL080
イーエフエル8.0
F# 1.8
決議12MP+
視野45° @ 6.2mm image circle — Calculate FoV for your sensor
イメージサークル8.1mm
ディストーション3% テレビ
重量28g
IRカットフィルターNo Integrated Filter
建設オールガラス、アルミニウム

メカニカル・レイアウト

Same Day Ship by 12 PM PST
US-Based Optical Engineering Support
25,000+ Stock in California
100% MTF Tested

Frequently asked questions

What sensors work with the CIL080 8mm CS-mount lens?

The CIL080 covers sensors up to 1/1.7″ and 12MP, including the Sony IMX477 and IMX226. Its 8.1mm image circle covers those formats with margin.

Is the CIL080 compatible with the Raspberry Pi HQ camera?

Yes. The CIL080 threads directly onto the Raspberry Pi High Quality camera with no adapter, and the F/1.8 aperture matches the IMX477 well.

How much distortion does the CIL080 CS-mount lens have?

The CIL080 has 3% TV distortion. That level is acceptable for general imaging and is easy to correct in software when measurement accuracy matters.

Does the CIL080 include an IR cut filter?

No. The CIL080 ships without an integrated IR cut filter, so you add an external 650nm filter for visible-only imaging or leave it unfiltered for NIR-sensitive work.

Does the CIL080 ship same day from the US?

Yes. Commonlands ships in-stock CS-mount lenses same day from San Diego for orders placed before 12 PM PST.

What is the field of view of the CIL080 8mm CS-mount lens?

The CIL080 gives a 45° field of view at the 6.2mm image circle. Use field of view calculator to check the exact field on your sensor.

The CIL080 is an 8mm CS-mount lens for 1/1.7" sensors up to 12MP, including the Sony IMX477 on the Raspberry Pi HQ camera. It gives you a 45° field of view across an 8.1mm image circle, which lands in the standard-to-portrait range instead of the exaggerated look you get from a wide lens. The fixed F/1.8 aperture also gives you useful light margin when factory or warehouse lighting is inconsistent.

The distortion is 3% TV. That is moderate, not scary. General imaging systems can usually live with it, and measurement systems can calibrate it out in software without much pain.

The optic uses all-glass elements in an aluminum housing. That combination holds focus better over temperature than cheap plastic-element lenses, and the 28g barrel has enough stiffness that the lens does not feel disposable.

The CS-mount thread makes replacement simple. You thread out the old lens, thread in the CIL080, and go back online without adapters or shims. It drops directly onto the Raspberry Pi HQ camera and Teledyne FLIR Blackfly board cameras. You can check field of view on other sensor sizes at field of view calculator

This model does not include an integrated IR cut filter. Add an external 650nm filter for daylight-only visible imaging, or run the lens unfiltered for NIR-sensitive setups. Orders placed before 12 PM PST ship same day from San Diego, and every lens is 100% MTF tested before it leaves our facility.

Similar CS-Mount Lenses

CIL725-F1.8-CSANIR

フィッシュアイ2.5mm CSマウントレンズ

$119.00

CIL032-F2.0-CSA650

広角3.2mm CSマウントレンズ

$79.00

コモンランドについて

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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