In this blog, you'll learn about these two lens types with key insights into their attributes and best-use scenarios in the world of embedded vision....
C-mount and CS-mount are screw-threaded lens mounts found in machine vision and surveillance cameras. While they nearly have the same specifications, the FFD (Flange Focal Distance) differs. Discover other similarities and differences between C-mount and CS-mount lenses while understanding threading specifications....
Lens mounts are mechanical devices that attach a lens to a camera body. So, selecting the right one is significantly important to building an effective embedded vision system. Read our blog to understand the different types of lens mounts and the factors to consider while selecting one....
Field of view and focal length are two of the most important lens parameters. As simple as they are, not many understand them thoroughly. Learn what they mean, how the two are related, and why it is important to understand the two concepts thoroughly....
Field Of View (FOV) is one of the most important factors to consider while selecting and integrating a camera into your device. In this article, learn what the term means, the factors that determine the FOV value, and its relevance in modern-day embedded vision applications....
M12 lenses are one of the most common types of lenses used in embedded cameras. Learn everything you need to know about their advantages, factors to consider while integrating them into your embedded vision system, and the most popular camera-based applications where they are used....
Choosing the right lens is one of the most critical steps in ensuring the effective functioning of an embedded camera system. In this article, learn in detail the 7 key factors you need to consider while selecting the best-fit lens for your embedded vision application....
Lens vignetting is the reduction of brightness/saturation from an image’s center to its four corners. Find out what causes lens vignetting, its different types, and some of the industry best practices for correcting it....
An IR-cut filter is a mechanical shutter that blocks or delivers light in the IR spectrum to enable true color reproduction. Learn how an IR-cut filter works and why your embedded vision application might need it....
Resolving power is one of the most critical parameters to consider while choosing a lens for your application. Get to know how to determine the resolving power of a lens with theoretical and practical calculations....