M8x0.35 Lenses for IMX415
M8x0.35 Lenses for IMX415
M8 Lens for IMX415
Small M12 M8 Lens

Low Distortion M8 Lens | For up to 3MP sensors with 3μm pixels such as the AR0230

Small 2.8mm Lens

The CIL829 is a small form factor 2.8mm lens with both M12x0.5 and M8x0.35 size for up to 1/2.8" 8MP sensors such as IMX415. The low distortion of <1% makes this lens great for computer vision applications.

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There are 75 units CIL829-F2.5-M08A650 (F/2.5 / M08A / With 650nm IRC Filter) in stock in the US.

There are 0 units CIL829-F2.5-M08ANIR (F/2.5 / M08A / Without Filter) at our US location. We try to restock quickly. Please contact us for availability.

There are 266 units CIL829-F2.5-M12A650 (F/2.5 / M12A / With 650nm IRC Filter) in stock in the US.

There are 0 units CIL829-F2.5-M12ABP850 (F/2.5 / M12A / with 850nm Bandpass Filter) at our US location. We try to restock quickly. Please contact us for availability.

There are 136 units CIL829-F2.5-M12ANIR (F/2.5 / M12A / Without Filter) in stock in the US.

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Lens Features

Tiny Form Factor

M8 and M12 variants available with 14.8mm TTL

Low Distortion

-1% Optical Distortion for wide-angle no-distortion

CIL829 Technical Specifications

Lens ParameterSpecification
Part NumberCIL829
Focal Length (EFL)2.8mm
F-Number (F#)2.5
Resolution3-4MP (3um)
Field of View100° @ 6.6mm image circle
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Image Circle6.4mm as designed, 7.0mm maximum image circle
Distortion-1% from Rectilinear
WeightM8 version: 1.4g
IR Cut-Off FilterP/N With: CIL829-F2.5-M08A650 / CIL829-F2.5-M12A650
P/N Without: CIL829-F2.5-M08ANIR /CIL829-F2.5-M12ANIR
Construction1G6P
Chief Ray Angle21°
Mechanical VariantDetail
"M12A"M12x0.5, F/2.5, BBAR on Lens 1 Surface 1, AL6061 Cap+AL6061 Barrel
"M08A"M8x0.35, F/2.5, BBAR on Lens 1 Surface 1, AL6061 Cap+AL6061 Barrel
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No Distortion 3.2mm Lens
No Distortion 3.2mm Lens

CIL034-F2.3-M12A660

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Low Distortion 6mm M12 Lens
Low Distortion 6mm M12 Lens

CIL059-F1.7-M12B650

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Automotive 6mm M12 Lens
Automotive 6mm M12 Lens

CIL359-F1.6-M12A650

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IR Corrected 12mm M12 Lens
IR Corrected 12mm M12 Lens

CIL122-F2.0-M12A650

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Telephoto 35mm M12 Lens
Telephoto 35mm M12 Lens

CIL350-F2.4-M12A650

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Telephoto 50mm M12 Lens
Telephoto 50mm M12 Lens

CIL051-F2.8-M12ANIR

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185°@7.8mm Fisheye M12 Lens
185°@7.8mm Fisheye M12 Lens

CIL227-F2.5-M12B660

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190°@6.4mm Fisheye Lens
190°@6.4mm Fisheye Lens

CIL281-F1.8-M12A650

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Q: What is an M12 lens (S-mount lens)?

Answer: An M12 lens is a compact lens with a 12mm thread diameter, often called an S-mount lens. These lenses screws into a camera M12 lens mount and are easy to use. These lenses are used in board-level cameras for embedded vision systems. M12 lenses are smaller than C/CS-mount lenses, making them ideal for space-constrained applications like robotics​.

Q: What cameras can I use M12 lenses with?

A: There are many embedded vision cameras and AI cameras that are compatible with M12 lenses. As long as camera's lens holder is compatible with the mechanical dimensions of the lens, the lens should focus! Please make sure to match the image circle, FoV, and resolution.


Q: How do you focus an M12 lens?

Answer: Use focus targets, then slowly thread the lens while displaying a video. Go past focus, then come back to focus. You can read our full article on how to focus camera lenses.

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