-
after leaving Dallmeyer in 1901.: 86
Zeiss anastigmats by Paul
Rudolph Zeiss would withdraw the
Anastigmat from the
market in
favor of the Unar and Tessar...
- the sum of two
anastigmats (the
Mersenne system is an
anastigmat, and so is the
Schmidt system), the
resultant system is also an
anastigmat, as third-order...
- includes: Ross
Symmetrical Anastigmats Zeiss New
Planar and Unar
lenses Zeiss Convertible Anastigmats Goerz Double Anastigmats Ross also made some cameras...
- ****igned to Carl
Zeiss Jena Kingslake,
Rudolf (1989). "6. The
First Anastigmats". A
History of the
Photographic Lens. San Diego:
Academic Press. pp. 81–102...
- Voigtländer.
Retrieved 21
August 2023. Kingslake,
Rudolf (1989). "6. The
First Anastigmats". A
History of the
Photographic Lens. San Diego:
Academic Press. pp. 81–102...
-
conversion system, a
polarizing beam splitter, a half-silvered mirror, and an
anastigmat,
collimating reflector formed on the nose end of the
optical ****embly...
-
Kodak Anastigmat f/8
Kodak Kodar f/7.9: 179
Kodak Anastigmat f/7.7: 179
Rapid Rectilinear: 179
Zeiss Kodak Anastigmat f/6.9: 179
Kodak Anastigmat f/6...
- A
reflecting telescope (also
called a reflector) is a
telescope that uses a
single or a
combination of
curved mirrors that
reflect light and form an image...
-
designed to
reduce or
eliminate astigmatism. Such
systems are
called anastigmats. If an
optical system is not axisymmetric,
either due to an
error in...
- 5
Heidosmat Anastigmat f/4
Compur C00 1-1⁄300 + B,T I ("leatherette") K3-511 Dec 1934 Aug 1936
Zeiss Triotar f/3.8
Heidosmat Anastigmat f/4
Compur C00...
