Various embodiments disclosed herein include adaptive light source modules that can provide adaptive illumination to a scene. The adaptive light source modules may comprise a housing, an emitter array, and a lens. The emitter array comprises a plurality of emitters. The lens may redirect light emitted from the emitter array through a transparent window of the housing. The housing may further include a prismatic surface that distorts light emitted from the emitter array and/or one or more non-transparent portions that limits light travelling therethrough. The adaptive light source module may optionally comprise a light sensor, and a portion of the lens may be configured to direct light toward the light sensor.

A light-emitting device includes: a light-emitting unit having a light-emitting surface; a light guide member configured to guide incident light from the light-emitting unit, the light guide member including: a total reflection portion configured to reflect the incident light from the light-emitting unit, and a Fresnel lens portion where light reflected by the total reflection portion is incident; and a movement mechanism configured to move the light guide member relative to the light-emitting unit in a direction that intersects a center axis of the light-emitting surface.

Disclosed according to an embodiment of the present invention is a camera module, comprising: a light source; an optical unit which converts light, output by the light source, into a planar form or a multi-point form and outputs same; and an image sensor, wherein the light source is periodically turned on/off, and when the light source is turned on, the optical unit moves to be positioned in a first position, and when the light source is turned off, the optical unit moves to the initial position thereof.

Embodiments of systems and methods for using electronic diffusers to implement message indicators are described. A segment of a diffuser attached to an electronic device is configured to indicate an informational message in response to signals that result in a change to an optical property. A set of information to be displayed using the segment is determined, and a signal is transmitted to the segment to display the information.

A flash housing for photographic purposes can include a flash forming element arranged to generate a flash light, a lens element arranged to let at least part of the generated flash out of the flash housing so as to obtain a flash light, and a fastening element for attachment of a flash light shaping tool on top of the lens element. The fastening element can be arranged at least partly along a border of the lens element for magnetic engagement with a corresponding fastening element at the flash light shaping tool.

A ring flash light diffusion device includes a first converter ring configured to connect to a camera lens and a diffuser adapter. The diffuser adapter can be connected to a first end of the first converter ring. It also includes a flash ring connected to the diffuser adapter at a position along the length of the diffuser adapter and a ring flash connected to the flash ring. It further includes a light diffuser connected to the diffuser adapter such that light emitted from the ring flash passes through the light diffuser.

A Fresnel lens includes multiple different zones. At least one of the zones may be an asymmetric zone that is radially asymmetric. The asymmetric zone may redirect light received from a light source located within a focal length of the Fresnel lens to a portion of a field of view of an image sensor. In some embodiments, multiple asymmetric zones may be implemented within the same Fresnel lens, which may have different radial asymmetry.

A light source device includes: a light-shielding member defining an opening; a light-guide member located in the opening in a top view and including two or more divided lens portions; and a plurality of light-emitting parts disposed such that each of the plurality of light-emitting parts corresponds to a respective one of the lens portions, each of the plurality of light-emitting parts being configured to be individually turned on. Each of the light-emitting parts has an upper surface serving as a light-emitting surface. The two or more lens portions are Fresnel lenses. Irradiation areas corresponding to the light-emitting parts are at least partially different from each other.

The invention discloses a lamp with a zoom lens, which comprises the zoom lens and a lamp body, the lamp body is connected with the zoom lens, the zoom lens comprises: a rear fixed group, comprising a first biconvex lens; a zooming group, comprising a first concave-convex meniscus lens and a plano-convex lens; a compensating group, comprising a biconcave meniscus lens and a second concave-convex meniscus lens; and a front fixed group, comprising a second biconvex lens. The four groups are sequentially arranged in the direction of an optical axis; and the lamp realizes zooming by movement of the zooming group and the compensating group in the direction of the optical axis. A change of a pattern or a beam size is realized; the number of lenses is reduced; zooming of the zoom lens is realized only by movement of the zooming group and the compensating group.

Provided is an application program (app) for functioning a dermoscope, a dermoscope adapter, and a smartphone as a dermoscope. A dermoscope 100 for observing skin tissue according to the present invention includes a smartphone 110 including a camera 111 and a photoflash 107 and being communicable, and being capable of instructing from a graphical user interface displayed on a liquid crystal display; a case 101 containing the smartphone 110 and including a base member 103 fixed on a side opposite to a liquid crystal display to operate the smartphone 110; and an observation adaptor 102 detachably retained on the base member 103; wherein the camera 111 performs photographing through a first circular polarization filter 106; wherein the base member 103 movably retains a second circular polarization filter 108 for leading a polarization state of LED light emitted by the photoflash 107 to form circularly polarized light.