Photographing lens barrel provided with a catadioptric optical s

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350255, G02B 1708, G02B 704

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046905162

ABSTRACT:
In a photographing lens, only a second dioptric system is moved in the direction of the optical axis for focusing while keeping constant the positional relation between a first dioptric system and first and second catoptric systems. The first catoptric system has a through-hole formed at the central area. The second dioptric system is moved within a range containing the through-hole and the area near the through-hole. A driving mechanism for moving the second dioptric system is so mounted as to pass through the first catoptric system. The driving mechanism includes a slide member and a movement-expanding member. The slide member is slidable in the direction along the optical axis interlocking with the motion of an operation member. The movement-expanding member expands the movement of the slide member and transmits the expanded movement to the second dioptric system.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3671109 (1972-06-01), Sugano et al.
patent: 4445756 (1984-05-01), Komoto
patent: 4523816 (1985-06-01), Kreitzer

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