Real image mode finder optical system

Optical: systems and elements – Compound lens system – Telescope

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359432, 359834, 359837, G02B 2300, G02B 504

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058018824

ABSTRACT:
A real image mode finder optical system, situated separate from a photographing optical system, includes an objective system for forming an object image; an optical path splitting member for dividing a finder optical path formed by the objective system into a reflecting optical path and a transmitting optical path; a prism member whose refractive index is greater than 1, disposed on at least one of a surface on the reflection side and a surface on the transmission side of the optical path splitting member; a photometric member disposed on the reflecting optical path; and an eyepiece system situated on the transmitting optical path and disposed behind the optical path splitting member and the prism member. In this way, the real image mode finder optical system having a function for photometry keeps the number of parts to a minimum.

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