Sanezoo Catalog

 Visual quality control • 3d picking & feeding • Robotic inspection

I. Lens Comparison, 5 MP, 2.74 μm

Visualize How Different Lenses Capture Detail
and Choose the Right One for Your Part

Overview

This guide helps you understand how various lenses affect image coverage and detail resolution. It’s a hands-on reference tool to assist in lens selection by showing exactly how large or small an area each lens captures.

Camera Specifications

• Resolution: 5 MP (2464 × 2064 px)
• Sensor: Sony IMX548 CMOS
• Sensor Size: Type 1/1.8”
• Pixel Size: 2.74 μm × 2.74 μm

Field of View and Pixel Density
Across Lens Focal Lengths and Working Distances

Focal Length Working Distance (mm) Field of View (mm) Pixels per mm
16 mm 100 49,4 x 41,4 49,9
16 mm 200 91,6 x 76,7 26,9
16 mm 400 176,0 x 147,4 14,0
16 mm 600 260,3 x 218,1 9,5
25 mm 100 31,6 x 26,5 78,0
25 mm 200 58,6 x 49,1 42,0
25 mm 400 112,6 x 94,3 21,9
25 mm 600 166,6 x 139,6 14,8
35 mm 100 22,6 x 18,9 109,2
35 mm 200 41,9 x 35,1 58,9
35 mm 400 80,4 x 67,4 30,6
35 mm 600 119,0 x 99,7 20,7
50 mm 100 13,6 x 11,4 181,2
50 mm 200 25,3 x 21,2 97,4
50 mm 400 48,6 x 40,7 50,7
50 mm 600 71,9 x 60,3 34,3

Pixel-Level Detail Example

Each lens includes a magnified 1 mm segment to show how small features appear at that scale. As you zoom out, image sharpness decreases and pixelation becomes visible, helping you understand how clearly tiny defects like scratches or chips will be captured with each lens.