Afocal water-air lens with greatly reduced lateral color aberrat

Optics: eye examining – vision testing and correcting – Spectacles and eyeglasses – Floating or underwater type

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351 62, 359744, 359796, G02C 100, G02C 1108, G02B 900

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060394455

ABSTRACT:
An afocal lens system is provided between two different mediums having dirent indices of refraction and dispersion values, and is used in such devices as diver-masks. The lateral chromatic aberration inherent in the usual flat-surface of a transparent protecting mask is greatly reduced. This is done by an arrangement which combines a positive low dispersion lens with a negative high dispersion lens in various arrangements with each other.

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