- The
Rapid Rectilinear also
named Aplanat is a
famous photographic lens design. The
Rapid Rectilinear is a lens that is
symmetrical about its aperture...
-
Bedingungen des
Aplanatismus der Linsensysteme" [The
Conditions Under Which Aplanatism of the Lens Systems].
Jenaische Zeitschrift für
Naturwissenschaft (in...
- International, p. 97. Kubacki,
Emily (July 2005), "Understanding Lenses:
Aplanats and Achromats",
Photonics Spectra,
retrieved 2019-12-10. Dijkster****s,...
- was a
sharp drop in
sharpness at the edges,
which was
corrected in the
Aplanat lens
developed by Hugo
Adolph Steinheil [de]. The lens
consisted of two...
- Rapid-Rectilinear (UK) and
Steinheil Aplanat (modern Germany). By coincidence, John Dallmeyer's Rapid-Rectilinear and
Adolph Steinheil's
Aplanat had
virtually identical...
-
specialized lens for projection,
though some, such as the
Rapid Rectilinear or
Aplanat [citation needed]could be used in both
camera and enlarger.
Enlarger lenses...
- Sacek, V. (14 July 2006). "Paul-Baker and
other three-mirror
anastigmatic aplanats". Telescope-Optics.net.
Retrieved 13
August 2013. Korsch,
Dietrich (December...
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Vladimir Sacek. "Paul-Baker and
other three-mirror
anastigmatic aplanats".
Archived from the
original on 2013-06-17. "2m-Alfred-Jensch-Telescope"...
- Chappe,
Paris 2002 Die Ästhetik der Lüste,
Fotomuseum Leipzig 2002 Icon,
Aplanat Galerie,
Hamburg 2001
Jolis Momes, Acte 2,
Paris 2000 Die Ästhetik der...
- Hinz; A
publication by
Aplanat Galerie für
Fotografie accompanying the Exhibition,
Limited ed., 1. ed.,
Hamburg 2002, Germany:
Aplanat Galerie für Fotografie...
