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Spherical aberration is one of the common aberrations in optical systems, and its formation mechanism is closely related to the spherical structure of the lens . 1. The nature of spherical aberration Spherical aberration is a type of image blur caused by the fact that when a lens surface is spherical, light rays entering at different heights (different distances from the optical axis) converge at different points, thus affecting image sharpness. Paraxial rays → focus at a farther position (closer to the theoretical focal point) Marginal rays → focus at a closer position (before the theoretical focal point) This difference in focal position can easily lead to a phenomenon where the center is sharp but the edges are blurry. 2. Physical explanation of the formation mechanism (1) Difference in refraction angle. For a spherical surface, the radius of curvature varies with position; the further from the center, the faster the surface normal changes, resulting in a larger refraction angle. (2...

Short   focus lenses have a short focal length and a wide field of view, allowing them to capture more environmental information.   They are commonly used in outdoor photography. In outdoor sports photography, short   focus lenses can go beyond the perspective of conventional lenses, capturing the grandeur of the sports scene and delivering a unique visual impact. In outdoor sports photography, you can try some practical shooting techniques using short-focus lenses: 1. Boldly approach the main body of the movement Approaching the subject boldly is a crucial principle for photographing sports with a short-focus lens. To make the subject stand out and the distortion impactful, you must get very close to the athlete to fully utilize the advantages of short foc us  lenses, such as exaggerated perspective and strong visual impact, allowing you to take photos with a greater sense of presence and power. The so-called "visual impact" largely comes from this sense of pressur...

Because of their relatively simple optical structure and ability to provide excellent image quality, fixed focus lenses  are favored by many photographers. As a newcomer to fixed focus lenses , do you not know what types of photos fixed focus lenses  are suitable for? Today, let's learn about shooting with fixed focus lenses . F ixed focus lenses  have a fixed focal length and generally offer the advantage of a large aperture, making them suitable for shooting various types of photos. However, the specific applications depend on the focal length used and the shooting scenario. The following are the main types of photography for which fixed focus lenses  are suitable: 1. Portrait photography Due to their aperture advantages and excellent image quality, fixed focus lenses  have become the favorite type of lens for portrait photographers. Lenses with focal lengths of 50mm, 85mm, and 135mm, in particular, can provide a natural perspective and a good background blur ...

Scanning lenses are specialized professional lenses that acquire images, data, or information of target objects through scanning. They are characterized by high precision and rapid data acquisition, and their applications span multiple industries and fields. In this article, we will explore the specific application scenarios of scanning lenses. 1. Electronic payments and QR code recognition Scanning lenses are widely used in electronic payment devices, primarily for quickly reading barcodes or QR codes on paper, screens, or metal surfaces, ensuring the immediacy and security of the payment process. Their low   distortion design allows for accurate image capture, making them suitable for applications such as mobile payment terminals and self-checkout machines. 2. Logistics sorting and package identification The main applications of scanning lenses in the logistics field are in express delivery and warehouse sorting lines.   They can quickly scan express packages (barcodes, QR ...

Low   distortion lenses provide realistic, high-quality images and are widely used in security   applications,   performing   particularly well   in   scenarios   requiring high-precision images and reduced image distortion. The following are common application scenarios for low   distortion lenses in the security and surveillance field: 1. Large public area surveillance Low   distortion lenses provide a wide field of view, covering a larger surveillance area and reducing blind spots. They are suitable for panoramic surveillance and are commonly used in large areas such as airports, plazas, and large parking lots. For example, some low   distortion lenses have a field of view of up to 190°, allowing a single camera to monitor a much wider area. 2. Intelligent traffic monitoring Low   distortion lenses are also commonly used in intelligent transportation monitoring systems for identifying and recording vehicle information,   la...