

0.9mm M12 210° fisheye lens for IMX415 8MP cameras, featuring F2.4 aperture, 0.1m M.O.D., M12x0.5 mount, and 6G+IRCF optical structure.
S01003021024F is Fisheye 8-Megapixel F2.4 M12 lens with Built-In IR Filter, 210° field of view, Φ3.0 diameter, for high-resolution security surveillance.
| IMAGE FORMAT | Φ3.0 |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 0.9mm |
| F.O.V. @IMX415 | 210° (D) |
| 210° (H) | |
| 210° (V) | |
| RESOLUTION | 8 MP |
| F-Theta | <-13% |
| APERTURE | F2.4 |
| MOUNT | M12x0.5 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| M.O.D. | 0.1m |
| T.T.L. | 14.5mm |
| STRUCTURE | 6G+IRCF |
This 0.9mm M12 fisheye lens is designed for the Sony IMX415 8MP sensor, delivering an ultra-wide 210° field of view in diagonal, horizontal, and vertical directions. With an M12x0.5 mount, 0.1m M.O.D., F2.4 aperture, and compact 6G+IRCF optical structure, it is suitable for embedded wide-area imaging, machine vision, robotics vision, and other applications requiring extremely broad scene coverage.
The combination of a 0.9mm focal length and 210° FOV makes this lens particularly useful when the imaging system needs to capture an exceptionally large surrounding area from a compact camera position. Unlike conventional wide-angle lenses, its fisheye optical design can cover an extremely broad scene, making it suitable for applications where maximizing visual coverage is more important than maintaining rectilinear geometry.
For embedded machine vision, the 8MP resolution and IMX415 compatibility provide a practical combination of high-resolution imaging and ultra-wide coverage. The lens can be integrated into compact vision modules that need to observe large areas without using multiple conventional cameras.
In robotics vision, the 210° field of view can help provide broad environmental awareness around a compact robotic platform. The 0.9mm focal length is especially useful when the camera is mounted close to the operating environment and a large viewing area is required.
For wide-area monitoring and panoramic imaging, the fisheye configuration can capture a very large scene from a single camera position. The resulting image can subsequently be processed or corrected by software when a rectilinear output is required.
The 0.1m M.O.D. also makes the lens suitable for close-range imaging scenarios where the camera needs to observe objects or structures positioned relatively near the optical system.
This lens can be considered for integration with:
For additional M12 optical options, see the M12 Lens product range.
For applications requiring extremely broad scene coverage, the Fisheye Lens category provides additional optical configurations.
When selecting a lens for a specific sensor and required viewing area, the FOV Calculator can help evaluate focal length and field-of-view relationships.
For system-level machine vision integration, see the Machine Vision solution. For mobile robotic platforms requiring broad environmental visibility, the Robotics Vision solution provides additional application guidance.
Designed for ultra-wide fisheye machine vision and embedded imaging applications.
Q: What is the field of view of this 0.9mm M12 lens?
A: This lens provides an extremely wide 210° field of view in diagonal, horizontal, and vertical directions when used with the specified IMX415 sensor.
Q: Is this lens compatible with the Sony IMX415?
A: Yes. The lens is specified for the IMX415 and supports 8MP imaging, making it suitable for IMX415-based camera modules.
Q: Is this a fisheye lens?
A: Yes. The 210° field of view and F-Theta distortion specification indicate an ultra-wide fisheye optical design rather than a conventional rectilinear wide-angle lens.
Q: Is the 0.9mm lens suitable for machine vision?
A: Yes. Its 8MP resolution support, M12 mount, ultra-wide FOV, and compact design make it suitable for machine vision systems requiring broad scene coverage.
Q: What does the < -13% F-Theta distortion specification mean?
A: It describes the optical distortion characteristic of the fisheye projection. This level of distortion is expected in an ultra-wide 210° fisheye lens and may require software correction when geometrically accurate images are needed.
Q: What does IRCF mean in the optical structure?
A: IRCF refers to an IR cut filter. It should not be interpreted as IR correction. The filter is used to control infrared wavelengths reaching the image sensor.
Q: What is the minimum object distance of this lens?
A: The specified M.O.D. is 0.1m, allowing the lens to be used for relatively close-range ultra-wide imaging.
Q: What camera mount does this lens use?
A: It uses an M12x0.5 mount, making it compatible with camera modules and vision systems designed for the standard M12 lens interface.
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