Lens barrel suitable to be housed
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEriko Namazue
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEriko Namazue
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A retractable lens barrel achieving thinning thereof in both directions parallel and perpendicular to a photographic optical axis. The lens barrel has a first lens and a second lens disposed in an inside thereof, and has a structure in which an optical axis of the second lens is aligned with an optical axis of the first lens when photographing, and the first lens is moved to a housed position and the second lens is moved in a retreating direction from the optical axis of the first lens when the first and second lenses are retracted. The lens barrel also has a holding member for holding the second lens and a rotation unit for rotating the holding member of the second lens, the holding member being rotated about a rotation shaft different from the optical axis of the first lens and perpendicular to the optical axes of the first and second lenses.
A lens barrel, which has a first lens and a second lens disposed in an inside thereof, and has a structure in which an optical axis of the second lens is aligned with an optical axis of the first lens when photographing is performed, and the first lens is moved to a housed state thereof and the second lens is moved in a retreating direction thereof from the optical axis of the first lens when the first lens and the second lens are retracted,
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