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Zoom 6000 High Mag Zoom Lenses
Zoom Xtender
The Navitar Zoom Xtender (1-51560), with its 150 mm to infinity working
distance, expands the versatility of your zoom system. It may be added to
the Navitar Zoom 6000 system extending your reach by a meter, two me-
ters, and further. The Xtender allows you to maintain your internal focus
and parfocal zooming, as well as keep your computer controlled motoriza-
tion and detents.
The Xtender is designed to offer working distances beyond that achievable
with standard Navitar attachments.
Working Distance
400
1000
2000
Mag. (min)
0.12
0.05
0.03
Mag. (max)
0.77
0.35
0.18
FOV (min)
8.3
18.4
35
FOV (max)
53
118
226
N.A. (min)
0.006
0.003
0.001
N.A. (max)
0.016
0.006
0.003
DOF (min)
1.9
11.7
47
DOF (max)
18.4
115
459
Zoom 6000 with 12 mm fi ne focus
Sensor Length - 6.4mm, 1x adapter,
Field of View Calculator Available Online
On the Navitar web site you will find an interactive Field of View
Calculator. To use this calculator simply follow these easy steps:
1. Insert the applicable sensor dimension and the desired working
distance in either or both zoom style columns.
2. Enter the extremes of zoom scale setting to determine the range
of resulting performance. Note: The data presented assumes the
use of a 1X adapter. The magnification may be increased with
the use of a 2X adapter, with a resulting decrease in field of
view and light level.
3. Pick the desired zoom system.
4. Choose a working distance range (1 of 2 for the Zoom 6000).
5. Read the required equipment to produce the final system.
Product Installation
In any system, working distance is modified by varying the
separation of the applicable lens attachments. In the initial
setup, adjust the zoom’s fine focus to mid range of travel.
Loosen the locking thumb screw on the Xtender and slide it be-
tween extremes of motion. Usually, the greater the separation of
the lens attachments, the longer the working distance.
If necessary, adjust the position of the zoom’s fine focus to
further modify this distance.
Accessories
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Zoom 6000 Typical Values
(all dimensions in mm)