Whether you choose the popularly priced EK series or the awesome HP models, you can be assured that your projected images will be well served by Raynox lenses. Specially selected optical glasses and image-enhancing coatings combine with computer optimized optical formulations to yield critically sharp, flat-field images. To put it simply, Raynox projection lenses are simply brilliant!
EK Series Lenses
50mm (2") F/1,7
6-element fixed F/length
Production discontinued in Dec/2003
Available quantity limited.
100mm (4") F/2,8
3-element fixed F/length
Production discontinued in Dec/2003
Available quantity limited.
75-125mm (3-5") F/3,5
5-group 7-element Zoom
Production discontinued in Feb/2004
Available quantity limited.
100-150mm (4-6") F/3,5
7-group 7-element Zoom
100-200mm (4-8") F/3,5
6-group 8-element Zoom
HP Series Lenses for AV professionals requiring the ultimate in quality & convenience
HP90-180mm (3,5-7") F/2,8
8-group 12-element Zoom
Production discontinued in Mar/2002
Available quantity limited.
HP/TF150-250mm (6-10") F/3,3
10-group 13-element Tru Focus Zoom
Production discontinued in Mar/2002
Available quantity limited.
HP/TF 240-380mm (9,5-15") F/3,5
10-group 12-element Tru Focus Zoom
Production discontinued in Mar/2002
Available quantity limited.
Tru-Focus(TF) Lenses
Most zoom slide projection lenses require the user to refocus after adjusting the picture size.
Then the picture size changes when the lens is focused! Getting it right can be a frustrating and time-consuming chore.
Raynox Tru-Focus lenses maintain their focus throughout the entire zoom range once the distance and focus are set. Saving both your time and your peace of mind.
Raynox Lens Support Brackets
SE-1000 for Kodak Ektagraphic lll
Discontinued production in Feb/2004
Available quantity limited.
SV-2000 for Kodak S-AV2050
Discontinued production in Feb/2004
Available quantity limited.
EP-3000 for Kodak Ektapro
Discontinued production in Feb/2002
Available quantity limited. |
