Zoom type of finder optical arrangement

Optical: systems and elements – Lens – With variable magnification

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359432, 354222, 354225, 354 94, G02B 1514, G03B 1308

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054484111

ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a zoom type of finder optical arrangement which, even when the magnification of finder is increased by changing the focal length of the eyepiece system, is less likely or unlikely to undergo aberration fluctuations and kept stationary in respect of the eye point location, and comprises an objective lens system a of positive refracting power, reflecting members b and d for image erection, and an eyepiece system of positive refracting power, said eyepiece system comprising a lens unit f of positive refracting power and a lens unit g of negative refracting power, and moved along the optical axis in such a way that the air separation between both the lens units becomes wider, thereby altering the focal length of said eyepiece system to change the magnification of finder.

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