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A10X4.8EVM Ultra Wide-Angle Zoom Lens<br />

The only ENG broadcast lens providing an 85° horizontal range of view, the A10X4.8EVM<br />

gives professional videographers the tools to capture a broader range of footage at close proximity.<br />

Ideal for shooting in short distances, such as inside cars and small rooms.<br />

■ Until now, a focal length of less than<br />

5mm had been technically too complicated<br />

to achieve. Fujinon has broken the<br />

barrier with a 4.8mm focal length. In<br />

16:9 format, A10X4.8EVM covers the<br />

world's widest 90° in horizontal.<br />

■ The first to achieve 10x zoom ratio in a<br />

wide-angle zoom, this lens extends super<br />

wide-angle and telephoto capacity for<br />

news gathering and TV programming.<br />

PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO<br />

FUJINON<br />

ENG CAMERA LENSES<br />

Depending on the camera system, the position of central gravity<br />

varies. It is ideal to keep balance of any camera system on the<br />

shoulder. Grip angle adjustment from 3° to 17° provides balance<br />

at the most comfortable position, which prevents fatigue on<br />

the wrist and elbow.<br />

■ Image size changing (“pumping effects”)<br />

while focusing has always been a problem.<br />

The A10X4.8E virtually eliminates<br />

this with their newly designed inner<br />

focusing system.<br />

■ With adoption of the newly developed<br />

Inner Focus mechanism, Fujinon<br />

achieved small size and light weight. The<br />

mass of this lens is only 1.85 kg.<br />

■ Achieves the best picture in its class, with<br />

less than 1% distortion at wide end.<br />

■ Longitudinal and lateral chromatic aberration<br />

and coma aberration have also<br />

been drastically improved.<br />

Fujinon’s broadcast hand-held lenses feature the very latest in optical and mechanical design and manufacturing techniques. New<br />

EBC (Electron Beam Coating) reduces flare and improves contrast, while AT2 Aspheric Technology improves corner resolution and<br />

reduces chromatic aberration. And all, except the 36:1 Super Telephoto, offer the exclusive “V-Grip” and Quick Zoom.<br />

A15X8EVM<br />

Standard Zoom Lens<br />

Has become the standard for newsmen<br />

and videographers. A versatile performer<br />

in a compact package, offers AT2, inner<br />

focus, Quick Zoom and the “V-Grip”.<br />

A22X7.8EVM<br />

Telephoto Zoom Lens<br />

Longest length hand-held ENG/EFP lens<br />

available, combines additional focal length<br />

with AT2, Inner Focus, Quick Zoom and<br />

the “V-Grip”.<br />

A10X4.8DEVM/A15X8DEVM/A22X7.8DEVM<br />

V-Format Lenses with Ratio Converter<br />

Fujinon lenses are compatible with the 16:9 format. However, because of the<br />

various methods of achieving the 16:9 aspect ratio, it is important to understand<br />

how the methods of ratio conversion are achieved.<br />

There are two types of switchable-format cameras available today. One type<br />

uses 16:9-format CCDs and switches to 4:3. The other utilizes 4:3 CCDs and<br />

switches to 16:9.<br />

When the 16:9-format CCD system is employed, it is necessary to compensate<br />

for a loss in angle of view of about 20 percent that occurs when switching to<br />

4:3. To eliminate this, these lenses feature a ratio converter located in an<br />

enlarged extender housing.<br />

A36X14.5ERD<br />

Super Telephoto Zoom Lens<br />

Combines the familiar design of a standard<br />

ENG style lens and the focal length<br />

of a much larger box type lens. Offers<br />

AT2 and Inner Focus.<br />

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