Ed,
This looks like someone that has purchased a security camera, cine
camera, ccd camera, or other camera that takes c-mount or cs-mount
lenses (can you tell I'm a genius?).
Seriously though, a search on ebay under c-mount or cs-mount will
yield a few handfulls of lenses. There is an interesting looking lens
at KEH.com (same search). B&H should also have some new lenses.
I'm far from an expert on this subject (still learning). I'm
currently using c-mount CCD cameras. Others on the list should be able
to provide further insight.
IL Bill
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>> The problem is that I've only got what is described in the product
>>attachment as "C-Mount" and "CS-Mount" common applications for my camera.
>>The only additional specs are 1inch diameter, 32 threads per inch. As one
>>who most works in machining dimensions I took this to be a thread dimension
>>spec. Being in over my head is not something new to me .
>>What do those numbers mean? I've not wanted to scare you off, but
>>additional"Flange back dimensions of 17.526mm and 12.5mm were spec'd,
>>respectfully for the C-Mount and the CS-mount". I'm continuing in a
>>dialogue with the manufacturer, but any help provided from an unbiased
>>source would be appreciated.
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>>Hi Ed,
>> The problem is that I've only got what is described in the product
>>attachment as "C-Mount" and "CS-Mount" common applications for my camera.
>>The only additional specs are 1inch diameter, 32 threads per inch. As one
>>who most works in machining dimensions I took this to be a thread dimension
>>spec. Being in over my head is not something new to me .
>>Now that I'm treading water alongside someone who actually knows how to
>>swim, might I ask what do those numbers mean? I've not wanted to scare you
>>off, but additional"Flange back dimensions of 17.526mm and 12.5mm were
>>spec'd,
>>respectfully for the C-Mount and the CS-mount". I'm continuing in a
>>dialogue with the manufacturer, but any help provided from an unbiased
>>source would be appreciated.
>>Thanks Dennis
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> Hi Ed,
> The problem is that I've only got what is described in the product
> attachment as "C-Mount" and "CS-Mount" common applications for my camera. The
> only additional specs are 1inch diameter, 32 threads per inch. As one who
> most works in machining dimensions I took this to be a thread dimension spec.
> Being in over my head is not something new to me .
> Now that I'm treading water alongside someone who actually knows how to swim,
> might I ask what do those numbers mean? I've not wanted to scare you off, but
> additional"Flange back dimensions of 17.526mm and 12.5mm were spec'd,
> respectfully for the C-Mount and the CS-mount". I'm continuing in a dialogue
> with the manufacturer, but any help provided from an unbiased source would be
> appreciated.
> Thanks Dennis
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