

1.75mm M7 fisheye lens with 177° diagonal FOV, 5MP resolution, F2.0 aperture, and M7×0.35 mount for compact panoramic and embedded vision applications.
CCL140175MP is ultra-Wide-angle manual-focus 5-Megapixel Fisheye lens with 1/4″ M7X0.35 mount, 177° diagonal FOV, F2.0 for surveillance or imaging applications.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/4″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 1.75mm |
| F.O.V.(OV5640) | 177°(D) |
| 132°(H) | |
| 93°(V) | |
| DISTORTION | <-78% |
| RESOLUTION | 5MP |
| APERTURE | F2.0 |
| MOUNT | M7X0.35 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| FOCUS | Manual |
| ZOOM | Fixed |
| B.F.L. | 3.46mm |
| M.O.D. | 0.2m |
| CONSTRUCTION | 6G |
This 1.75mm M7 fisheye lens delivers an ultra-wide 177° diagonal field of view with 5MP resolution for compact camera modules requiring extremely broad scene coverage. Its M7×0.35 mount, F2.0 fixed aperture, and compact 6G optical construction make it suitable for embedded vision systems, panoramic imaging, and space-constrained wide-angle camera designs.
This 1.75mm M7 fisheye lens is designed for applications where maximizing scene coverage is more important than maintaining low geometric distortion. Its 177° diagonal FOV allows a compact camera module to observe a very large area without requiring a conventional multi-camera arrangement.
For compact panoramic imaging, the lens can be integrated into embedded camera modules where installation space is limited but an extremely wide viewing angle is required. The 1.75mm focal length and M7×0.35 mount make it particularly suitable for miniature imaging equipment, smart embedded devices, and compact vision modules.
In robotics and mobile vision, the ultra-wide perspective can help provide broad environmental awareness around a compact camera installation. The lens can also be considered for panoramic monitoring, interactive devices, compact IoT cameras, and other systems where a wide field of view is a primary design requirement.
For engineers comparing focal length and viewing coverage, the FOV Calculator can help estimate the relationship between sensor format, focal length, and field of view.
Designed for compact ultra-wide-angle imaging, panoramic camera modules, and embedded vision applications.
For additional information about miniature optical interfaces, explore Towin’s M8/M7/M6/M5/M3.5 Small Mount Lenses category.
The extremely high negative distortion of this lens is an intentional characteristic of its fisheye optical design rather than a low-distortion imaging feature. With a 177° diagonal field of view, the lens prioritizes maximum scene coverage and compact optical implementation.
When selecting this type of lens, engineers should evaluate the sensor format, required field of view, installation distance, and acceptable image geometry together. Towin’s Lens Selection Guide provides additional guidance for matching lens specifications with different imaging requirements.
The 0.2m minimum object distance also makes this lens suitable for relatively close-range wide-area imaging, while the 3.46mm back focal length should be considered when designing the camera’s mechanical structure.
For applications requiring a different focal length or sensor combination, the M7/M6/Miniature Lens product range can be evaluated as part of the lens selection process.
Q: Is this a fisheye lens?
A: Yes. The 1.75mm focal length, 177° diagonal FOV, and < -78% distortion indicate a strong fisheye optical design intended for extremely wide-angle imaging.
Q: What camera sensor size is this lens designed for?
A: The lens is specified for a 1/4″ image format and is listed with FOV data based on the OV5640 sensor.
Q: What is the field of view of this M7 fisheye lens?
A: The specified FOV is 177° diagonal, 132° horizontal, and 93° vertical.
Q: Is the aperture adjustable?
A: No. The lens uses a fixed F2.0 aperture.
Q: Does this lens have optical zoom?
A: No. It has a fixed 1.75mm focal length and fixed zoom configuration.
Q: What is the mounting interface?
A: The lens uses an M7×0.35 threaded mount, making it suitable for miniature camera modules designed around the M7 interface.
Q: What is the minimum object distance of this lens?
A: The specified M.O.D. is 0.2m, allowing the lens to capture relatively close scenes while maintaining its ultra-wide perspective.
Q: Is this lens suitable for low-distortion machine vision?
A: No. Its < -78% distortion is characteristic of its fisheye design. It should be selected when extremely wide scene coverage is more important than geometric accuracy.
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