Theia Technologies

TL410 4K Lens

TL410 4K Lens

Theia Technologies’ new TL410 4K lens is a 4-10mm, 12.4 megapixel, IR corrected lens that is designed for 1/1.7” 4K image sensors or smaller and boasts f/1.4 for excellent light gathering ability.  At 64mm long by 59mm diameter it’s the most compact lens available of 4K lenses on the market to facilitate use in domes and will be offered in fully motorized, manual, DC auto-iris, P-iris, CS/C and D25 board mount combinations.

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