Need to replace a hard to source or obsolete lens?

Need to replace a hard to source or obsolete lens?

Today, significant pressure on the global supply chain mean that camera, sensor, and optical instrument manufacturers are increasingly faced with the challenge of replacing hard to source or obsolete lenses used in their products. Driven by financial considerations,...
See us at VISION 2022

See us at VISION 2022

Visitors to the world’s leading trade fair for machine vision – VISION 2022 (4th-6th October 2022) will be able to meet up with the Resolve Optics team on Stand G44 in Hall 10. We are uniquely experienced in designing and developing application optimised lenses for...
Lens f-number – what is it and why is it significant?

Lens f-number – what is it and why is it significant?

The f-number (f#) of a lens is the ratio of its focal length to entrance pupil and is used to indicate its aperture thereby determining how much light will pass through the #lens. The higher the f-number of a given lens the smaller the aperture will be, restricting...
Should I consider a focus tracking zoom lens?

Should I consider a focus tracking zoom lens?

A focus tracking zoom lens enables users to keep subjects in sharp focus and good resolution even when they are zooming in or out. This useful capability makes using Resolve Optics focus tracking zoom lenses particularly advantageous for machine vision, remote...
Radiation tolerant lenses: to suit all needs

Radiation tolerant lenses: to suit all needs

For over 20 years we have been designing radiation tolerant lenses for use in the Nuclear, Medical and Space industries. A new video describes our experience in developing and supplying radiation tolerant fixed focus and zoom lenses to suit almost any need. Whether...