Gauss type photographic lens
AssigneeNippon Kogaku K.K.
InventorIkuo Mori
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Abstract
A Gauss type photographic lens comprises, in succession from the object side, a first lens component of positive refractive power fixed relative to the image plane, a second lens component of negative refractive power fixed relative to the image plane, a third lens component of negative refractive power movable relative to the image plane, and a fourth lens component of positive refractive power movable relative to the image plane. The third lens component and the fourth lens component are movable by different amounts in the same direction for focusing.
Claims6
A Gauss type photographic lens for forming an image of an object at a predetermined image plane comprising, in succession from the object side, a first lens component of positive refractive power including a positive meniscus lens having its convex surface facing the object side and being disposed at a fixed distance from the image plane, a second lens component of negative refractive power including a positive lens and a negative lens and being disposed at a fixed distance from the image plane, a third lens component of negative refractive power including a negative lens and a positive lens and being disposed movably along the optical axis relative to the image plane, and a fourth lens component of positive refractive power including a positive lens and being disposed movably along the optical axis relative to the image plane, said photographic lens being constructed so that focusing thereof is effected by movement of both said third and fourth lens components, but by different amounts, whereby improved aberration correction for short distance focusing is achieved.
A Gauss type photographic lens comprising, in succession from the object side, a first lens component of positive refractive power fixed relative to the image plane, a second lens component of negative refractive power fixed relative to the image plane, a third lens component of negative refractive power movable relative to the image plane, and a fourth lens component of positive refractive power movable relative to the image plane, said third lens component and said fourth lens component being movable by different amounts in the same direction for focusing, and wherein the sum of the air space between said third lens component and said fourth lens component and the center thickness of said fourth lens component is greater than the center thickness of said third lens component.
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