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Industrial
0.6X
Suitable Camera/Lens: JVC HD100 with Fujinon 16x5.5 lens only
Multi-coated
Zoom-through type
Same as usual
No light loss
0.50m
At 6.1mm: 82½20' X 66½31'
1/3"
Back thread: ½82mm P=0.75
3 / 3
½ 98mm X 62mm(h)
476g
Black
LH100 lens hood
LCS1412 lens hood cover
FTG105C clear glass protection filter for lens hood
This Cavision Industrial Series 0.6x Zoom-through Converter is for use with the JVC-HD100. It provides a 40% wider angle of view. With it's large zoom-through range it is ideal when using the JVC-HD100 with the Fujinon 16x5.5 lens. It offers a highly affordable alternative for the JVC HD100 camera.
What is the differences between Wide Angle Adapters and Wide Angle Converters?
Fixed focal adapters lose focus when the focal length on the camera lens is changed (i.e. zooming). For this reason the adapter is not recommended when live zooms are necessary.
When using an adapter, the normal focusing operation does not function. It is necessary to use the macro focus control instead. For mini-DV cameras that do not have a macro focus control, the lens will typically retain focus from the widest angle to approximately 1/4 of the zoom range.
With zoom-through converters, normal lens operation is not affected. Focus operations will work the same as before and focus will not be affected when the focal length is changed (i.e. zooming).