Abstract:
An image-taking lens apparatus has an image sensor for converting an optical image of a subject into an electrical signal and an image-taking lens system for forming the optical image on the image sensor. The image-taking lens system includes a prism for bending the optical path, and the refractive index of the prism fulfills a prescribed conditional formula.
Abstract:
A color integrating optical device for integrating different color rays from a plurality of display devices each of which has a condenser lens in front thereof and emitting the integrated color rays to a non-telecentric projecting optical system, including a dichroic mirror plate having a dichroic film, the dichroic mirror integrating the color rays by the dichroic film in which a color rays from one of display devices reflects thereon and another color rays from the other of display devices transmits thereon, the dichroic film being formed an incident surface of a color rays to be reflected, and a dummy plate provided on an optical path of color rays to be reflected by the dichroic film so that an unnecessary rays caused by part of the color rays being reflected at the dummy plate does not emit to the non-telecentric projecting optical system.
Abstract:
An illumination optical system has a light source that emits white light having random polarization planes, a polarization separation device that separates the light from the light source into two types of light having polarization planes perpendicular to each other and traveling in directions at an angle to each other, a wavelength-specific polarization conversion device that receives the two types of light thus separated and that then subjects the light of a particular wavelength range included in them to polarization conversion, a convergence optical system that receives the two types of light after the light of the particular wavelength range included therein has undergone polarization conversion and that then makes them converge on different convergence positions, and a half-wave plate disposed near one of those convergence positions. This illumination optical system outputs white light that has different polarization planes in a particular wavelength range and in other wavelength ranges, and thus, when the light is subjected to color separation by being separated into light of the particular wavelength range and light of other wavelength ranges, the difference of the polarization planes serves to prevent loss of the amount of light.
Abstract:
A zoom lens system has the first to fifth lens units from the object side. Refractive powers of the first to fifth lens units are positive, negative, negative, positive, negative, respectively. During zooming, the distances between the lens units are varied. Image blur compensation is made by parallel decentering the second lens unit. When f2 is the focal length of the second lens unit, f5 is the focal length of the fifth lens unit, and fw is the focal length of the entire lens system, then the following conditions are satisfied. 0.2
Abstract:
A projector optical system has an illumination optical system, a dichroic surface, and a projection lens system. The dichroic surface is inclined with respect to the illumination principal ray traveling from the beam center of the illumination light emitted from the illumination optical system to the centers of the reflection-type display panels, and also with respect to the projection principal ray traveling from the centers of the reflection-type display panels to the center of the aperture stop of the projection lens system.
Abstract:
In a zoom lens system that consists of a plurality of lens units and that performs zooming by varying the distances between the lens units, one of the lens units other than the lens unit disposed at the object side end includes a hand-shake correction lens unit that is decentered in a direction perpendicular to the optical axis for hand-shake correction and a fixed lens unit that is disposed on the image side of the hand-shake correction lens unit and that is kept in a fixed position during hand-shake correction. With respect to the lens element disposed at the image-side end of the hand-shake correction lens unit and the lens element disposed next to the image-side surface of the former lens element and kept in a fixed position during hand-shake correction, the relations between their shape factors and refractive powers are defined.
Abstract:
A zoom lens system has at least three lens units of, from the most object side, a first lens unit having a negative optical power, a second lens unit having a positive optical power and a third lens unit, wherein the distances between the lens units are varied by moving all of the lens units during zooming. The zoom lens system satisfies the predetermined mathematical condition.
Abstract:
A zoom lens system has, from the object side, a first lens unit and a second lens unit. The first lens unit has a negative optical power. The second lens unit has a positive optical power. The second lens unit includes front and rear lens units which each have a positive optical power. The front lens unit is shifted in a direction perpendicular to the optical axis to compensate for an image blurring. The zoom lens system fulfills the condition 0
Abstract:
A zoom lens system of the present invention comprises, from the object side, a front lens unit having a positive refractive power and a rear lens unit having a negative refractive power, and performs zooming by changing the spatial distance between the front lens unit and the rear lens unit. The rear lens unit comprises, from the object side, a positive lens and a negative lens, at least one surface of said positive lens being aspherical and the Abbe number and refraction factor of said positive lens being set appropriately.
Abstract:
Provided is a scanning optical system having reduced dimensions. The scanning optical system (10) is provided with a laser light source section (1), lens optical systems (11, 17, 19) which make laser beams parallel to each other, and a scanning section (2) which performs laser beam scanning by changing the tilt of a scanning mirror (3). The laser beams made parallel to each other travel toward the scanning mirror (3) by being reflected by means of a plurality of optical members, and a plane including at least two optical paths intersects the normal line direction of the reflecting surface (3a) of the scanning mirror (3) in the non-driven state.