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  • Introduction of Aspherical Achromatic Lens Introduction of Aspherical Achromatic Lens Ⅰ. Introduction of achromatic lensOrdinary achromatic lens refers to a lens group that corrects the color difference of light of three wavelengths such as blue, green, and red. Because the focus of t...
  • The Difference Between Aspherical Lens and Spherical Lens The Difference Between Aspherical Lens and Spherical Lens A sphere uses one curvature on the whole surface, just like cutting from a sphere. A non-sphere has different curvatures such as cutting from an ellipse. The main purpose of non-spherical is to solve ...
  • Do You Know Anything About Achromatic Lenses? Do You Know Anything About Achromatic Lenses? Ⅰ. About Apochromatic LensesAn apochromatic lens is made up of two optical components that are cemented together: a positive low refractive index and a negative high refractive index. In comparison t...
  • Notes on Using Anamorphic Lens Notes on Using Anamorphic Lens The main reason for using digitally anamorphic widescreen is its other effects. Lens flares and out-of-focus backgrounds ("bokeh") will appear long rather than round (unless the lens has a s...
  • Principles and Types of Optical Prisms Principles and Types of Optical Prisms A prism is a transparent object surrounded by two planes that intersect but are not parallel to each other, used to split or disperse light beams. Prisms are polyhedrons made of transparent materials ...
  • What to Clean the Projection Lens With? Can the Coating Be Repaired? What to Clean the Projection Lens With? Can the Coating Be Repaired? Ⅰ. What should be used to clean the projection lens?The projection lens needs to be cleaned with lens paper, cotton swabs and special cleaners, of which the cleaners can be replaced by pure water or ...
  • The Difference Between Sphere Lens and Anamorphic Lens The Difference Between Sphere Lens and Anamorphic Lens The interior of each lens is made of different curved glass, called elements.1. Understand sphere lens and anamorphic lensSphere lenses are called spherical because their lens elements are circular. W...
  • Understanding Apochromatic Lens and Its Applications Understanding Apochromatic Lens and Its Applications Introduction to Apochromatic LensA apochromatic lens can be defined as a lens made up of two different types of lenses with different focal lengths that cancel out apochromatic or color distortion. Ch...
  • Why Use Apochromatic Lens? Why Use Apochromatic Lens? Apochromatic lenses are most commonly used in the form of doublet lenses. A doublet lens is made up of a pair of eyeglasses – one concave and the other convex. The concave element is made of flint gl...
  • Technology Advantages and Applications of Infrared Lens Technology Advantages and Applications of Infrared Lens Infrared Lens is a rising technology with a limited range of applications. However, with the trend in security, Infrared Lens will rapidly expand.Infrared Lens technologyInfrared lens uses special opt...
  • Understanding and Characteristics of Sapphire Ball Lens Understanding and Characteristics of Sapphire Ball Lens Sapphire optical components can be used for various applications that require high durability or a wide spectral range, including semiconductors, FTIR spectroscopy or FLIR imaging. Sapphire glass is t...
  • Introduction and Characteristics of Sapphire Glass Introduction and Characteristics of Sapphire Glass Introduction to Sapphire GlassSapphire Glass generally refers to synthetic sapphire, which is quite different from natural sapphire as commonly understood by people. It is usually used to manufacture ...
  • What is a Penta Prism? What is a Penta Prism? Prism is a piece of triangular glass or plastic. Prism works because different colors of light propagate at different speeds inside the glass. Because colors of light propagate at different speeds, th...
  • Application Design of Infrared Optical Lenses Application Design of Infrared Optical Lenses Infrared optical devices, commonly known as IR optical devices, are used to collect, focus, or collimate spectra in near-infrared (NIR), short-wave infrared (SWIR), medium-wave infrared (MWIR), or lon...
  • Understanding Anamorphic Lens and Digital Photography Understanding Anamorphic Lens and Digital Photography Anamorphic lens and digital photographyDigital cameras usually have a higher aspect ratio than cameras using 35mm film. Digital cameras with fisheye lenses can capture wide enough material for many ci...