G02B15/02

EXTERNAL DEVICE AND MOUNTING STRUCTURE FOR MOUNTING TO ELECTRONIC DEVICE
20200053192 · 2020-02-13 ·

In an aspect, a method of projecting an image using an electronic device having a front face with a display screen, a rear face, and an edge, and further including an LED on a rear face, a processor and memory, and having an application stored in the memory, the method comprising: providing a projector having an aperture therethrough, and a clip including a first arm which has an arm marker, and a second arm; executing the application so as to display a screen marker in a position based on a make and model of the electronic device; and positioning the clip on the electronic device with the first arm on the front face with the arm marker aligned with the screen marker, positioning the projector's aperture aligned with the LED to pass light through a slide containing an image, to project the image.

Modular lens system for motion picture camera applications

A modular lens system for use with a camera system and connected therewith. The lens system including modular sections configured to include one or more lenses and/or an aperture. The one or more lenses are controlled by one or more motors to enhance focus, softness, and/or size and other optical characteristics.

Modular lens system for motion picture camera applications

A modular lens system for use with a camera system and connected therewith. The lens system including modular sections configured to include one or more lenses and/or an aperture. The one or more lenses are controlled by one or more motors to enhance focus, softness, and/or size and other optical characteristics.

IMAGING LENS ASSEMBLY, CAMERA MODULE AND IMAGING DEVICE

An imaging lens assembly includes a first lens group for shooting at a short focal length, a second lens group for shooting at a long focal length, a third lens group for shooting at the short focal length and the long focal length, a first minor positioned between the first lens group and the third lens group; and a second mirror positioned between the second lens group and the third lens group. The first lens group and second lens group change its position in an optical axis direction between a shooting state and a lens storage state. The first minor or second mirror forms an optical path optically connecting a corresponding lens group and the third lens group. The first minor or second minor secure a storage space for the corresponding lens group.

Modular lens system for motion picture camera applications

A modular lens system for use with a camera system and connected therewith. The lens system including modular sections configured to include one or more lenses and/or an aperture. The one or more lenses are controlled by one or more motors to enhance focus, softness, and/or size and other optical characteristics.

Modular lens system for motion picture camera applications

A modular lens system for use with a camera system and connected therewith. The lens system including modular sections configured to include one or more lenses and/or an aperture. The one or more lenses are controlled by one or more motors to enhance focus, softness, and/or size and other optical characteristics.

MWIR lens system for wide area motion imagery

A Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) objective and relay lens system has an F# of 3.33 and angular field of view of 15.28?. It is deployed, with a focal plane and scanning system, on airborne platforms for wide area motion imagery. It is corrected for monochromatic and chromatic aberrations over of 3.3 to 5.1 micrometers. Effective focal length is 20 inches, and the overall length is 40.70 inches. The lens has, from object to image, two groups of optical elements with a cold shield/aperture stop 6 inches from the image plane. Group 1 acts as an objective lens with a positive power and three elements, Group 2 acts as a relay lens has a positive power and four elements. The lens is made of Germanium and Silicon. It used in a scanning system in a pre-objective configuration where the fast scan mirror is located in front of the lens system.

MWIR lens system for wide area motion imagery

A Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) objective and relay lens system has an F# of 3.33 and angular field of view of 15.28?. It is deployed, with a focal plane and scanning system, on airborne platforms for wide area motion imagery. It is corrected for monochromatic and chromatic aberrations over of 3.3 to 5.1 micrometers. Effective focal length is 20 inches, and the overall length is 40.70 inches. The lens has, from object to image, two groups of optical elements with a cold shield/aperture stop 6 inches from the image plane. Group 1 acts as an objective lens with a positive power and three elements, Group 2 acts as a relay lens has a positive power and four elements. The lens is made of Germanium and Silicon. It used in a scanning system in a pre-objective configuration where the fast scan mirror is located in front of the lens system.

Wide attachment, and image pickup lens and image pickup apparatus including same
10409042 · 2019-09-10 · ·

A wide attachment which is detachably attached to an object side of a lens apparatus and in which a focal length of the lens apparatus is shifted to a short focal length side. The wide attachment is formed of a single meniscus lens having a negative refractive power. The lens has an aspherical surface. The following conditional expressions are satisfied: 5.2<(r1+r2)/(r1r2)<1.3, and 1.50<nd<1.53, where r1 represents a curvature radius of a surface on an object side of the lens, r2 represents a curvature radius of a surface on an image side of the lens, and nd represents a refractive index of a material constituting the lens with respect to d-line, wherein a curvature radius of the aspherical surface is defined as a curvature radius of a spherical surface passing through a lens vertex and a maximum effective diameter of the aspherical surface.

Dual mode vehicle camera for visual light communication
10382130 · 2019-08-13 · ·

Method and apparatus are disclosed for a dual mode vehicle camera for visual light communication. An example vehicle includes a camera, a visual light communication (VLC) module, and a camera module. The camera includes a lens removable from a light path between an aperture and a CMOS sensor. The VLC module is communicatively coupled to the camera. The VLC module selects between first and second modes, and when in the second mode, removes the lens from the light path to receive VLC data via the camera. Additionally, the camera module captures images via camera when the VLC module selects the first mode.