Aristoscope 1
noundomain: artefact
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EnglishDefinition
The Rapid Rectilinear, recognized under a vast number of other names, is a famous photographic lens design; it was introduced by John Henry Dallmeyer in 1866.
Examples
- 1.The Rapid Rectilinear is a lens that is symmetrical about its aperture stop with four elements in two groups.
Synonyms
- Rapid Rectilinear 1
- Aplanat 1
- Aplanascope 1
- Aplanatic 1
- Aristoplanat 1
- Berytaplanat 1
- Biplanat 1
- Orthoscope 2
- Pantoscope 1
- Paraplanat 1
- Eidoscope 1
- Euryscope 1
- Grossa 1
- Lamprodynast 1
- Leucograph 1
- Lynkeioscope 1
- Monoplast 1
- Perigraphic 1
- Planatograph 1
- Platystigmat 1
- Polynar 1
- Rectigraph 1
- Rectilinear 1
- Rectiplanat 1
- Sphariscope 1
- Symmetrical 1
- Universal 5
- Versar 1
- Voltas 1
