A type of camera lens mount that enables different lenses to be swapped out and used on a security camera.
The standard screw mounting for 2/3" and 1" camera lenses. The distance from the flange surface to the focal point is 17.526 mm. A C-mount lens can be used on a camera with a CS-mount by adding an adapter ring to reduce this distance to 12.5 mm.
This is a specific type of camera, as well as its corresponding lens mount. The C-mount lens is found in older versions of security cameras, and has a flange back distance of 17.5mm. In order to achieve a focused image, a 5mm ring must be inserted between the camera and lens.
Common microscope camera adapter used with different types of video cameras. The adapter usually fits on the trinocular port of the microscope.
A C-Mount lens is a lens with a 17.5mm back flange (distance between the lens mounting and the CCD chip). CS-Mount lenses have a 12.5mm back flange. It is important to ensure that the lens you choose is compatible with the camera you are using. C-Mount lenses can be used on CS-mount compatible cameras. However, using a CS-Mount lens on a C-Mount specific camera will give you an out of focus picture
This is an adapter used with various types of video cameras. Usually, you unscrew the lens from the camera and screw in the adapter. The adapter then connects to the trinocular port on the microscope.
is a lens mount with 17.526 mm back flange. Back flange is the distance between the lens mounting surface and the CCD chip.
a standard thread on the end of a video camera to which lenses etc
Former industrial standard lens mounting format
An obsolete industrial standard for mounting lenses.
The first standard for CCTV lens screw mounting. It is defined with the thread of 1'' (2.54 mm) in diameter and 32 threads/inch, and the back flange-to-CCD distance of 17.526 mm (0.69''). The C-mount description applies to both lenses and cameras. C-mount lenses can be put on both, C-mount and CS-mount cameras, only in the latter case an adaptor is required.
Screw mount type of lens.
Closed circuit television lenses are available in two different lens mounts. C-mount lenses have a flange back distance of 17.526mm. CS-Mount lenses have a flange back distance of 12.5mm. “Flange back” is the distance from the flange of the lens (beginning of the lens mount) to the focal plane.
A standard screw mounting for 1/4", 1/3", 2/3" and 1" Video and some 16 mm Film camera lenses. Thread size is 1" diameter, 32 threads-per-inch, the distance from the flange surface to the image plane is 17.526 mm. A C-Mount lens can be used on a CS-Mount camera by adding an ~ 5mm spacer adapter ring.
A threaded means of mounting a lens to a camera. A C-mount camera has a 17.5 mm distance from the camera sensor to the edge of the threads ("face to sensor").
A standard still and video camera lens thread size for mounting to the body of a camera. Usually 1/2" or 3/4" in diameter.
Commonly found on smaller 16mm cameras, a type of lens that screws onto the camera.
The standard of CCTV for mounting lenses The C-Mount is a threaded mount consisting or a 1 inch diameter barrel with 32 threads per inch.
Industry standard thread mounting portion on the rear of a lens. Note a C mount lens can be used on a CS mount camera with a 5mm adaptor ring, however a CS mount lens cannot be used on a C mount format camera
Standard screw-in lens mount found on many scientific instruments, including most CCTV video cameras. The thread of the lens and lens mount is 1 inch in diameter with 32 threads/inch and with a back focal length of 17.52 mm.
The Industry standard thread fitting on CCTV lenses.
An industry standard for mounting a lens to a camera where a 1' x 32 thread is employed and the distance from the image plane is 17.52mm from the shoulder of the lens. A C-mount lens may be used CS-mount camera with the use of a 5mm-adapter ring.
An industry standard for lens mounting. C-Mount is 1-inch diameter with 32 threads per inch. A C-Mount lens needs C-ring when it is mounted at a CS-Mount camera.
This is an adapter used with various types of video or digital cameras. The C-mount adapter drops into the trinocular port of the microscope and has lenses built into it. the C-mount adapter is microscope-specific, meaning that the brand of the microscope and the brand of the C-mount adapter should match - this is because each C-mount adapter is created specifically for a microscope in order to have the correct focal length for the camera. The C-mount adapter has threads on the end of it and connects directly to either a video or microscope digital camera.
Standardized adapter for optical lenses on CCD - cameras. C-Mount lenses have a back focal distance 17.5mm vs. 12.5mm for "CS-mount" lenses. A C-Mount lens can be used on a CS-Mount camera through the use of a 5mm extension adapter. C-mount is a 1" diameter, 32 threads per inch mounting thread (1"-32UN-2A.)
Standard lens mount found on many industrial and scientific cameras. The thread of the lens and lens mount is 1 inch in diameter with 32 threads per inch pitch and with a back focal length of 17.52 mm or 0.684 inch.
A standard screw-in lens mount common to many scientific instruments. (Thread of lens and lens mount: 1-inch diameter, 32 threads/inch. Back focal length: 17.52 mm.)
(Vision Sensing) Threaded lens mount developed from 16 mm movie work; used extensively for closed-circuit television. The threads have a major diameter of 1" and a pitch of 32 threads per inch. The flange focal distance is 0.69".