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Thales Angenieux Shows 19x7.3 Lens Series
September 11, 2009

     

At this year’s IBC, Thales Angenieux paves the way for industry professionals to make the move to HD production with the performance and convenience of 19x7.3 AIF general purpose ENG/EFP lenses. Designed with an improved focal range to get closer to the action in the field, the lenses are available in HD and an economically priced HD-e version, as well as an SD version.

“With superior performance and extended focal range, the 19x zoom lens offers a compelling reason to make the switch to HD production,” says Dominique Rouchon-Picariello, managing director, Thales Angenieux. “The 19x7.3 AIF Series lenses are applicable in the field as well as in the studio and are designed to deliver optimum performance and quality in a compact package.”

With precision optics and a focal range of 7.3mm to 139mm, the 19x7.3 AIF Series complements today’s advanced HD digital video cameras. Weighing 4 lb. with 2x extender, and 3.7 lb. in the HD-e version, the lens’s 19x zoom range allows close-up images with optimized definition and clarity. In addition, the 7.3x wide-angle capability of the lens is ideal for panoramic-like wide shots not possible with conventional ENG lenses.

Angenieux’s 19x7.3 AIF Series lenses also offer digital features including memorized focus and zoom positions, an anti-backlash system, auto cruise zoom function, digital laws for focus and zoom, serial communication, optional built-in focus (SSD version) and an optional 16-bit output optical encoder (SSDE version).

The ergonomically designed lenses are equipped with rectangular sunshades to minimize light interference and the sturdy construction makes for a durable and highly reliable product, shielding the lens from rain, condensation and dust.


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