Optical member and its production method
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorsShinichiro Sonoda, Tatsuya Yoshihiro
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AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorsShinichiro Sonoda, Tatsuya Yoshihiro
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A first light-shied-coating formation step that forms a light shield coating only in a part of an area of a transparent-substrate in which a light shield coating is to be formed, a step that deposits an optical thin film including, as its outermost layer, a layer to be hydrothermally treated, which will become a fine uneven pattern coating by being hydrothermally treated, in an area in which an antireflection coating is to be formed, a second light-shield-coating formation step that forms a light shield coating in all of the area in which the light shield coating is to be formed, but the light shield coating was not formed in the first light-shield-coating formation step, and a step that forms the fine uneven pattern coating in the area in which the antireflection coating is to be formed by hydrothermally treating the layer to be hydrothermally treated are performed in this order.
A method for producing an optical member in which an antireflection coating including a transparent fine uneven pattern coating that contains alumina hydrate, as a main component, is provided in an optically effective area on a surface of a transparent substrate, and in which a light shield coating is provided in an area including at least a boundary part, which is next to the optically effective area, in a non-effective area next to the optically effective area, the method performing in the following order:
A method for producing an optical member in which an antireflection coating including a transparent fine uneven pattern coating that contains alumina hydrate, as a main component, is provided in an optically effective area on a surface of a transparent substrate, and in which a light shield coating is provided in an area including at least a boundary part, which is next to the optically effective area, in a non-effective area next to the optically effective area, the method performing in the following order:
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