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FAQ: Radiation resistant optics – what does this mean?
A: When exposed to Gamma or X-ray radiation most optical materials will change colour, typically dark brown, resulting in almost total loss of transmission. Fortunately, there are some standard...
Changing lens FOV without degrading image quality
Lens adapters can provide a cost-effective solution for achieving the desired field of view (FOV) or image format from a prime lens in a camera or sensor system. Unfortunately, most commercially...
Endoscope systems for nuclear monitoring
In the nuclear industry - endoscopes are a tool commonly use to help optically monitor radioactive processes. In such applications long term resistance of the endoscope to radiation is critical. To...
Time is money
At Resolve Optics we take a customer centric approach to custom optical design and manufacture. Customer feedback indicates that one thing they like about us is our fast response to new design...
Not all ruggedised lenses are the same
For more than 2 decades we have developed ruggedised lenses optimised for a range of different challenges. For industrial and outdoor measurements, we are well versed in designing custom lenses with...
Lenses in action
To provide you with background to some of the optical design challenges we have undertaken on behalf of different camera, sensor and optical instrument manufacturers we regularly create case...
Versatile satellite camera lens system
The range of satellites and hosted cameras for remote sensing applications is large and expanding. To help camera designers standardise on a single optical system we have developed the new 406-000...
A date for your diary
This year - VISION 2024 will be Europe’s most important international meeting point to experience the latest products, technologies, and trends in machine vision. At this important event we invite...
Affordable lens for multiple field-of-view applications
Do you have with an application in which your camera / sensor is required to operate effectively in a range of different scenarios? The obvious optical solution for achieving this is a zoom lens,...