09.09.2023 | Lenses
Color errors in lenses
Color errors occur because the refractive index of optical glass varies for different wavelengths (colors). This phenomenon is called dispersion. There are two classes of chromatic aberration.
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Color errors occur because the refractive index of optical glass varies for different wavelengths (colors). This phenomenon is called dispersion. There are two classes of chromatic aberration.
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