- A
catadioptric optical system is one
where refraction and
reflection are
combined in an
optical system,
usually via
lenses (dioptrics) and
curved mirrors...
- A
catadioptric sensor is a
visual sensor that
contains mirrors (catoptrics) and
lenses (dioptrics), a
combined catadioptric system.
These are panoramic...
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physicist Augustin-Jean
Fresnel (1788–1827) for use in lighthouses. The
catadioptric (combining
refraction and reflection) form of the lens,
entirely invented...
- at
least for the
domain of
portraiture photography. In contrast, a
catadioptric telephoto lens
renders bokehs resembling doughnuts,
because its secondary...
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mirror found among his experiments. The C****egrain
design is also used in
catadioptric systems. The "classic" C****egrain has a
parabolic primary mirror and...
- The
Maksutov (also
called a "Mak") is a
catadioptric telescope design that
combines a
spherical mirror with a
weakly negative meniscus lens in a design...
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invented in 1874 by a
French officer Alphonse Mangin as an
improved catadioptric reflector for
search lights and is also used in
other optical devices...
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classified by
three primary optical designs (refractor, reflector, or
catadioptric), by sub-designs of
these types, by how they are constructed, or by the...
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provides a full
hemispheric field of view with no
blind spot,
unlike catadioptric lenses. [citation needed] With
digital photography, the most
common method...
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compensate for
gravitational deformation. A mid-20th
century innovation was
catadioptric telescopes such as the
Schmidt camera,
which use both a
spherical mirror...
