 Fujinon to intro wide range of HD lenses
At NAB (Booth C7425) Fujinon will introduce five HD lenses that will be available by early summer.
The HA14x4.5BE RM/RD is new high-end, ENG-Style wide angle HD production lens designed for 2/3-inch cameras. It features an exclusive 2.2x extender that extends the focal length from 9.9 to 138mm. Without the extender, the lens has a focal length of 4.5 up to a maximum of 63mm. The lens has a 14x zoom range and full remote control via an RS-232 serial data port (RD version), and a maximum relative aperture at 1:1.8 from 4.5mm to 41mm and 1:2.8 at 63mm.
Enhancements to the HA14x4.5BE RM/RD include minimized geometric distortion and improved corner resolution and contrast. It also features Fujinon’s Inner Focus to minimize lens breathing, Quick Zoom for rapid zoom movement and Zoom Limit for automated zooming parameters. QuickFrame is available as an option.
The new XA16sx8BRAM is designed for 2/3-inch cameras and features a 16x zoom range and a focal range of 8 to 128mm. It has a new ergonomic digital servo and comes standard with Quick Zoom Cruise Zoom to set a constant zoom speed. The XA16sx also features a newly designed rear-focusing system. New glass properties minimize color fringing, and a new EBC optical coating improves transmission.
The XA20sx8.5BRM is cost-efficient, ENG telephoto lens designed for 2/3-inch cameras that features 20x zoom range; high-optical quality; fast, quiet and precise servo zoom and focus. Its ergonomic digital servo comes with Quick Zoom Cruise Zoom and one second zoom speed. New glass properties also minimize color fringing, and a new EBC optical coating improves transmission for the XA20sx. The XA20sx8.5BRM is best suited for use by wedding, house of worship and corporate video productions. Availability of the XA20sx8.5 is the end of July.
It features focal length of 8.5mm up to a maximum of 170mm. It has a maximum relative aperture at 1:1.8 from 8.5mm to 113mm and 1:2.7 at
170mm. It also comes standard with Fujinon’s Inner Focus technology.
|
