We have all seen it: You install a wide-angle lens to get a better view, and suddenly, your straight conveyor belt looks like a banana. Walls curve inward. The world looks like a reflection in a funhouse mirror.

In photography, that’s an "artistic effect." In machine vision and industrial automation, that is a disaster.

Robots can't navigate if walls are bending. Algorithms can't measure parts if straight edges are curved. You don't need "art"; you need geometric truth.

Enter the JSD6628.

This isn't a consumer gadget for quirky Instagram shots. It is an industrial-grade optical instrument designed to kill the fisheye effect while maintaining a massive field of view. Here is how the JSD6628 brings reality back to your vision system.

1. The <3% Distortion Miracle

The "Golden Rule" of optics usually says: The wider the angle, the worse the distortion.

The JSD6628 breaks that rule.
With a short 6.6mm Effective Focal Length (EFL), it captures a sweeping 102° Field of View (FoV). Yet, it keeps optical distortion to a staggering <3%.

What this means for you: When your drone maps a city or your robot scans a warehouse, straight lines stay straight. You get the wide coverage you need without the heavy CPU load of software de-warping. It’s plug-and-play precision.

2. A Massive Canvas: 1-inch Sensor & 50MP

Low distortion is great, but it’s useless if the image is blurry.
While most M16 lenses are stuck in the past with small sensors, the JSD6628 is built for the future. It fully covers a 1-inch (1/1") Image Circle.

Paired with 50MP Resolution, this lens delivers a level of clarity that is almost scary.

Center-to-Edge Sharpness: Because the distortion is so low, pixels at the very edge of the frame are just as usable as the ones in the center. No wasted data.

3. Compact but Mighty (TTL 34.49mm)

You might think a lens this advanced would be huge. Think again.
The JSD6628 packs all this optical engineering into a Total Track Length (TTL) of just 34.49mm.

Integration: With a standard M16 thread, it screws securely into compact industrial cameras, making it perfect for size-constrained applications like embedded vision systems or handheld industrial scanners.

4. Fast & Bright (F/2.8)

Real-world environments aren't always perfectly lit. The F/2.8 aperture ensures your sensor gets enough light to keep noise low and shutter speeds high, crucial for capturing moving objects without motion blur.

The Bottom Line

The JSD6628 is for engineers who are tired of compromising.

You want Wide Angle (102°)? You got it.

You want High Resolution (50MP)? Done.

But most importantly, you want Truth.

Stop letting the "fisheye effect" ruin your data. Switch to the JSD6628 and see the world exactly as it is: Wide, Sharp, and Real.