Camera zoom lens

Optical: systems and elements – Lens – With variable magnification

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359714, G02B 1514, G02B 302

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055417728

ABSTRACT:
A camera zoom lens consists of five lens elements arranged in two groups, in which the first three elements form a front lens group with a positive refractive power and the last two elements form a rear lens group with a negative refracting power. In the lens system, the front lens group is composed of a negative first lens element having its concave surface directed toward the object side of the lens system, a negative second lens element, and a positive third lens element; the rear lens group consists of a positive fourth lens element having its concave surface directed toward the object side of the lens system and a negative fifth lens element having its concave surface directed toward the object side of the lens system. The zoom lens system is suitable for use in a 35 mm lens shutter camera.

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