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Kenko C-Mount Camera System
Kenko are showcasing an interchangeable lens compact camera system based around the C-mount standard. Originally designed for movie camera lenses, the C-mount measures 1 inch in diameter. Mockups of no less than 14 lenses and a camera body are currently on display at the Tokyo International Gift Show in Japan (Kenko’s stand pictured above). The Kenko C-Mount Camera System will be priced at around 30,000 Yen with release in Japan planned for Summer 2011.
Website: Kenko-Tokina
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#1 Antony Shepherd
Wonder how large the sensor is?
You can use c-mount lenses on a micro four-thirds camera (with adaptor), although there is vignetting depending on the lens.
2:55 pm - Thursday, February 3, 2011
#2 Mark Pearson
Are Kenro at Focus 2011 in Birmingham?
if so, will drop by and have a look.
11:17 pm - Thursday, February 3, 2011
#3 Lilya Corneli
Wonder how much will that cost in Europe..
11:36 pm - Thursday, February 3, 2011
#4 Mike
Can't wait for it to hit the U.S. market!
1:48 am - Friday, February 4, 2011
#5 Matthew
This looks like a beast of a lens! I await the UK price to be announced, just so as I can drool!!
2:09 am - Friday, February 4, 2011
#6 Alan, Photographer Syndey
Wow 30,000 YEN... If my maths is correct that's only US$370. I hope the lens quality is high as this will make the perfect addition to my kit.
8:51 am - Friday, February 4, 2011
#7 Pedro Almeida
The sensor is around 1/2.33 (crop factor x5.6). This is basically a low end compact camera with interchangable lens, not really exciting, except for the fast lens available. But no video is a letdown.
12:08 pm - Sunday, February 6, 2011
#8 Richard
It's rubbish then. Where oh WHERE is the old 2/3" sensor? It would be a great match for 2/3" and 1" CCTV lenses and it would produce good images.
4:25 am - Saturday, February 12, 2011
#9 Event Photography Southampton
Can't wait to see this at Focus next month!
2:41 pm - Monday, February 14, 2011
#10 Greyeye Wedding Photography Yorkshire
Jesus that lens looks big. Any idea on the price tag or wheres my best bet to get this cheap?
11:38 am - Thursday, February 17, 2011