The Ray and wave theory of lenses
by Walther, A.
fromCambridge studies in modern optics
by Walther, A.
fromCambridge studies in modern optics
by Walther, A.
fromCambridge studies in modern optics
by Walther, A.
fromCambridge studies in modern optics
by Walther, A.
fromCambridge studies in modern optics
Calculations on lens systems are often marred by the unjustifiable use of the small-angle approximation. This book describes in detail how the ray and wave pictures of lens behaviour can be combined and developed into a theory capable of dealing with the large angles encountered…
Laikin (President, Laikin Optical Corp.), writing for both practicing lens designers and for aspiring lens designers, provides information on the practical design of a range of lens systems including single element, two-element achromats, air-spaced triplets, projection lenses, …
"The very thing that makes wide-angle photography so compelling also makes it a challenge: While you're sure to capture a vast scene using a wide-angle lens, it can be difficult to direct the viewer's attention when so many elements are included in an image. For many photographe…
by Llowarch, Wilfrid, McArthur, Thomas Henry, Woolnough, Brian E, Brian Ernest