Megapixel telezoom from Fujinon

Fujinon has introduced a new two-megapixel telezoom lens. The HC16x100R2CE-F11 features optical and mechanical quality similar to Fujinon HD broadcast lenses. It is designed for light-sensitive cameras with sensor sizes up to 1in. The focal length of 100-1,600mm can be doubled by a built-in x2 extender to a maximum focal length of 3,200mm. Despite the long focal length, the HC16x100 features a fast Fstop of 3.4, and the lens is equipped with Fujinon's 'Day&Night technology' which allows the use of IR illumi
January 24, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Fujinon has also grown its range of megapixel varifocal lenses which includes this unit, the DV3.8x4SR4A (f=4~15.2mm) for 1/1.8in sensors
52 Fujinon has introduced a new two-megapixel telezoom lens.

The HC16x100R2CE-F11 features optical and mechanical quality similar to Fujinon HD broadcast lenses. It is designed for light-sensitive cameras with sensor sizes up to 1in. The focal length of 100-1,600mm can be doubled by a built-in x2 extender to a maximum focal length of 3,200mm. Despite the long focal length, the HC16x100 features a fast Fstop of 3.4, and the lens is equipped with Fujinon's 'Day&Night technology' which allows the use of IR illumination. The company says that this combination of an extreme long focal length with the high-end optical quality makes the HC16x100 the perfect choice for high-quality long-range surveillance applications.
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