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Scientific, telecentric c-mount lenses
- Thread starter RichA
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photoSmart42
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I think I ran across someone who had used one on a different forum, but I can't place it now.
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mjohnston
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That was probably me 
I have an Invaritar Telecentric Macro 5x. I'm actually thinking of selling it if you're interested in one - it'd be for quite a bit less than 4 figures.
Here are a few samples from it. It actually does ALMOST cover the whole sensor - the first image is a 4:3 and you can just make out a tiny cutoff at the corner. First image is a small red ant (like the ones that live in between patio stones [at least here in Ontario]) and the second is the face of a baby mealworm.
For larger images see:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/kxW1NYlqoZIMfQsYouIo_A?feat=directlink
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Rf3riMIEaxPvnjrqiM-e2g?feat=directlink
I have an Invaritar Telecentric Macro 5x. I'm actually thinking of selling it if you're interested in one - it'd be for quite a bit less than 4 figures.Here are a few samples from it. It actually does ALMOST cover the whole sensor - the first image is a 4:3 and you can just make out a tiny cutoff at the corner. First image is a small red ant (like the ones that live in between patio stones [at least here in Ontario]) and the second is the face of a baby mealworm.
For larger images see:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/kxW1NYlqoZIMfQsYouIo_A?feat=directlink
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Rf3riMIEaxPvnjrqiM-e2g?feat=directlink