ProOptics 12K Line Scan Lens

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Post by jurkovicovic »

It looks really good.

Where I can buy it? I cant find any information about prices, no shop offers it. Some pics with higher magnifation could be usefull.
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thanks.

I found it in an industrial automation surplus shop in Shenzhen, China. I think they do have a shop on Taobao (Chinese eBay), but I am not sure if that helps.

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I messed it up, the pin is showing (I PS'ed out segment outside the body, but the pin is showing at where there is white spot). But I think it is pretty good, not sure if I can catch another one. So here it is.

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To conclude with this lens by making it telecentric -- adding a spacer between the back of the lens and the M42 aperture. Note depending on every setup, the spacing distance will vary, but the idea is the same. With this particular configuration, the scale factor is down to about 3.8% for an 151 images stack at 80um step size (12mm deep stack), this comes down to about 0.026% for each pair of images, not ideal, but I think I can tweak it more to make it better.

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I just love its long working distance, don't know if I can work with Mitutoyo QV 2.5x anymore. It is still very sharp even at 2x, well over its design of 1.3x

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Telecentricity

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Regarding the telecentricity, any difficulties stitching with the current setup? Great find btw!

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Re: Telecentricity

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anoldsole wrote:Regarding the telecentricity, any difficulties stitching with the current setup? Great find btw!
Thanks, but I have not tried stack and stitch yet, the LONG working distance is a "problem" -- too long for my current table, need a bigger table. Will set it up soon.

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