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Lenses for Broadcast (ENG, EFP, Studio & HDTV) |
Angénieux broadcast lenses feature advanced AIF technology ... standing for Assisted Internal Focus.
This facility enables as fast zoom throughout the lens' range with precise focus
and a precise return to a pre-memorized frame. |
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The exceptional optical qualities of all Angénieux lenses are encased in
a sturdy construction with robust mechanicals for the rigors of mobile applications.
Simple ergonomic controls are an integral part of each lens system. |
Lenses for ENG/EFP Cameras |
15 x 8.3 HR |
ENG |
- 8.3 - 125 mm (effective 15x zoom)
- f/1.7 and Hi-Res for digital cameras
- adaptable to 16/9
- doubler available
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12 x 5.3 HR |
ENG/EFP |
- 5.3 - 64 mm (effective 12x zoom)
- f/1.7 and Hi-Res for digital cameras
- adaptable to 16/9
- doubler available
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Lenses for 2/3" Broadcast Cameras |
62 x 9.5 |
OB |
- 9.5 - 589 mm (effective 62x zoom)
- f/1.4 from 9.5 to 225 mm, then minimum ramping up to f/2.9 at 589 mm
- compatible with 16:9
- doubler available
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22 x 7.5 |
Studio |
- 7.5 - 165 mm (effective 22x zoom)
- f/1.4 as 7.5 with minimum ramping in tele range to f/2.1 at 165 mm
- compatible with 16/9
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Lenses for 2/3" HDTV Cameras |
60 x 9.5 |
OB |
- 9.5 - 570 mm (effective 60x zoom)
- f/2.2
- top optical quality for 2/3" CCD HDTV cameras
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20 x 8.3 |
Studio |
- 8.3 - 166 mm (effective 20x zoom)
- f/1.4
- top optical quality for 2/3" CCD HDTV cameras
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12 x 8.3 |
ENG
Tele |
- 8.3 - 100 mm (effective 12x zoom)
- f/1.5
- top optical quality for 2/3" CCD HDTV cameras
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