Image projection apparatus

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Illumination systems or details

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359708, 359742, G03B 2754

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051628449

ABSTRACT:
An image projection apparatus including a projection lens system projecting an image of a transparent original onto an image receiving surface with a variable magnification and an illumination system illuminating the original. The projection lens system includes a plurality of projection lenses of different magnifications in an interchangeable manner or a zoom lens. The illumination system including a light source unit, a divergent lens unit and a convergent aspherical lens unit so that Kohler illumination can be realized in any magnification. A refracting power of the convergent aspherical lens unit becomes smaller than a spherical lens unit with an increase in a distance from an optical axis. The convergent aspherical lens unit may be includes a Fresnel lens.

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