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ZOOM ANGENIEUX 19x
High performance
HD
Since its introduction in 1956, the lens with variable focal length
has evolved into the modern day zoom lens. This genius
3K.93C HDTV
invention drastically changed photography, film, and later
connection system
television. Today, Angenieux is a part of Thales Group and
continues to develop highly advanced optical solutions, such
• Professional broadcast’s
as the 19x lens, one of the best products in its range the market
preferred choice
has to offer. Celebrated in the world of the cinema, undisputed
• Hybrid configuration by television networks, Angenieux is still a prominent name
- 2 fibre optic contacts in the field of lenses - the name synonymous with experienced,
- 2 power contacts innovative and committed partner.
- 2 signal contacts
• Conforms to standards:
ARIB / SMPTE / EBU
• Over 20’000 mating cycles
Aperture
f/1.8 - f/2.4
• Cable assembly service
Weight
• Sony Green Partner
1.84 kg - 4 lbs
Pre-terminated
contacts
• No epoxy - no polish
• Easy and fast assembly
• Field repair kit available
Horizontal
SEE US AT STAND 11.C41
IBC - AMSTERDAM
Triax to fibre optic
field angle
12-16 SEPTEMBER 2008
converter
66.6° - 4°
Focal length
7.3 - 139 mm
LEMO SA - Switzerland
Phone: (+41 21) 695 16 00
Fax: (+41 21) 695 16 02
info@lemo.com
> Available on www.angenieux.com
Contact your local partner on www.lemo.com
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