Many of new model of lenses are defined as megapixel (i.e 1MP, 2MP, 5MP...).My problem is that I did not find any difference between a standard lens and a "megapixel" one, in the focus quality.I suppose that a difference should be remarked in the focus quality during the calibration step.I'm working with several megapixel sensors, and I'm still looking for a megapixel lens that could fit with my sensors.For example with a 2MP sensor, with a pixel size equal to 4um, the MTF should be at least 0.5 at 125 lp/mm. My working distance is about 15m and the illumination wavelength is 850nm.
A lens is a lens is a lens. Meaning it's glass. It records nothing, merely sends light to the recording medium. There is no correlation between pixels and lenses.
